The cold air continues to pour into central and eastern Kentucky. The cold is bring an increasing risk of snow showers and squalls to the region overnight into Thursday.

A low pressure will slowly spin to our northeast through the next few days. It will have spokes of energy rotating around it and these will give a little boost to the snow as they pass through here.

Light accumulations will be possible overnight into early Thursday. Some melting will take place as we go into daylight hours tomorrow. Some heavier snow squalls will then develop and those could put down some localized accumulations.

The next spoke of energy will arrive later Friday into Saturday and that will the best chance at putting down an inch or two for some areas.

The cold air continues to pour into central and eastern Kentucky. The cold is bring an increasing risk of snow showers and squalls to the region overnight into Thursday.

A low pressure will slowly spin to our northeast through the next few days. It will have spokes of energy rotating around it and these will give a little boost to the snow as they pass through here.

Light accumulations will be possible overnight into early Thursday. Some melting will take place as we go into daylight hours tomorrow. Some heavier snow squalls will then develop and those could put down some localized accumulations.

The next spoke of energy will arrive later Friday into Saturday and that will the best chance at putting down an inch or two for some areas.