Flurries falling Tuesday morning, with snow chances to begin 2026

Tuesday begins very winter-like

Temperatures for many are in the low 20s, with feels-like temperatures in the teens and single digits. It’s a frigid start to the day, so be sure to bundle up before heading outdoors. Flurries have been falling overnight, and a few may have accumulated on elevated surfaces such as your car, but there are no accumulations on roadways. We will continue flurrying through the late morning and could see flakes again this evening as cloud cover builds back in. Temperatures by Tuesday afternoon will only reach the upper 20s.

New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day see snow chances

Wednesday will start calm with cloud cover increasing through the day. Temperatures will start chilly in the 20s and will reach the upper 80s by afternoon. By the evening, a cold front will be approaching the Bluegrass. This front will bring some snow showers, looking to start north of I-64 around 9-10 PM. Right as we’re starting the new year in the early hours of Thursday, snow showers will increase from north to south. As of now, these showers don’t appear to be very impressive in terms of coverage or strength.

We will see light accumulations, with a few tenths of an inch possible. Slick spots may occur on roadways, causing minor impacts for the Thursday morning commute. No major impacts are expected, and roadways will likely be cleared quickly. Thursday afternoon will get a reinforcing shot of cold air thanks to a high-pressure system building in to our west, and we will only reach the low 30s for high temperatures.

Temperatures slowly return to average

Friday, we return to the 40s, and we’ll see a gradual warm-up through the weekend. By next week, we’re trending closer to average for this time of year. Weather patterns look to remain mostly calm, except for the possibility of some light precipitation returning this weekend. As of now, this looks unimpressive and any precip. would likely fall as light rain.