Special Weather Statement

LEITCHFIELD…ELIZABETHTOWN…
FORT KNOX…MOUNT WASHINGTON…SHEPHERDSVILLE…SHELBYVILLE…
FRANKFORT…GEORGETOWN…CYNTHIANA…TAYLORSVILLE…
LAWRENCEBURG…VERSAILLES…LEXINGTON…PARIS…CARLISLE…
BARDSTOWN…SPRINGFIELD…HARRODSBURG…NICHOLASVILLE…
WINCHESTER…HODGENVILLE…LEBANON…DANVILLE…LANCASTER…
RICHMOND…MORGANTOWN…BROWNSVILLE…MUNFORDVILLE…GREENSBURG…
CAMPBELLSVILLE…LIBERTY…STANFORD…RUSSELLVILLE…
BOWLING GREEN…FRANKLIN…SCOTTSVILLE…GLASGOW…
TOMPKINSVILLE…EDMONTON…COLUMBIA…JAMESTOWN…BURKESVILLE…
ALBANY
441 AM EST THU MAR 6 2008 /341 AM CST THU MAR 6 2008/
…SNOW EXPECTED FRIDAY NIGHT…
A DEVELOPING WINTER STORM WILL MOVE ACROSS THE LOWER OHIO VALLEY
FRIDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHT. AT THIS TIME IT LOOKS AS IF THE
PRECIPITATION WILL BE IN THE FORM OF RAIN DURING THE DAY FRIDAY.
AS COLDER AIR FILTERS INTO THE REGION FRIDAY NIGHT THE RAIN WILL
CHANGE TO SNOW. SNOWFALL AMOUNTS OF 2 TO 3 INCHES ARE EXPECTED
FROM SOUTHWEST CENTRAL KENTUCKY NORTHEAST INTO THE BLUEGRASS
REGION INCLUDING LEXINGTON… FRANKFORT… AND WINCHESTER. ACROSS
THE SOUTHEAST PORTION OF CENTRAL KENTUCKY SNOWFALL SHOULD AVERAGE
AROUND 1 TO 2 INCHES BEFORE TAPERING OFF SATURDAY MORNING.
A GREAT DEAL OF UNCERTAINTY STILL EXISTS WITH THE TRACK AND
STRENGTH OF THIS STORM SYSTEM AND ITS AFFECT ON CENTRAL
KENTUCKY. ANY SHIFT IN THE TRACK MAY RESULT IN SIGNIFICANTLY
DIFFERENT WEATHER ACROSS THE AREA.
PERSONS ARE ADVISED TO STAY TUNED TO THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE
OR LOCAL MEDIA FOR THE LATEST FORECASTS FOR THIS DEVELOPING STORM.
FOR NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE INFORMATION ON THE WEB…PLEASE VISIT
WEATHER.GOV/LEXINGTON OR WEATHER.GOV/BOWLINGGREEN.
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