When will Winter Storm Fern hit Louisville?

The heaviest snowfall in Louisville is predicted to begin between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on January 24, with snow showers likely ending after 7 p.m. on January 25.

How much snow is Louisville expected to get from Winter Storm Fern?

Louisville has a 70% chance of receiving over 8 inches of snow, a 40-60% chance of seeing more than 12 inches, and a 50% chance of accumulating over 15 inches.

What impacts is Winter Storm Fern expected to have on Louisville?

The storm is predicted to cause major impacts in Louisville, including dangerous driving conditions, widespread infrastructure disruptions, and potential power outages.

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Historic Storm Fern Threatens 2 Dozen States

23 Jan

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Summary

Winter Storm Fern is predicted to be a historic event impacting over two dozen states.
Louisville could see over 12 inches of snow, with some areas potentially receiving 15 inches.
Major impacts, including dangerous travel and infrastructure disruptions, are expected.

Historic Storm Fern Threatens 2 Dozen States

Winter Storm Fern is anticipated to be a historically significant weather event, affecting over two dozen states across the country. Forecasters predict a northward trend as the system moves through Kentucky and southern Indiana between January 24 and January 25. A winter storm watch is in effect for the entire commonwealth of Kentucky and parts of Indiana.

Louisville is bracing for substantial snowfall, with models showing a 70% chance of receiving more than 8 inches, a 40-60% chance of exceeding 12 inches, and a 50% chance of accumulating over 15 inches. Southern Kentucky may experience sleet and ice. The National Weather Service warns of major impacts, including dangerous travel conditions and potential infrastructure disruptions.