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Lexington Herald-Leader
Kentucky's first snow flurries of the season may be coming soon
It is possible that Kentucky could get its first snowflakes of the season later this week, according to the National Weather Service. A cold front is expected to move through the region behind a round of strong thunderstorms Wednesday evening. Thursday’s projected high temperature in Lexington is 52 degrees, and the temperature is not expected to rise above 50 degrees Friday through Sunday, according to the NWS’ seven-day forecast for Lexington . Low temperatures are expected to be in the 20s and 30s in the evenings, and any lingering precipitation from Wednesday’s showers could result in snow flurries Thursday night, particularly in Eastern Kentucky. The NWS said warm ground temperatures should prevent any snow flurries from sticking . The weather is expected to remain dry after the storm and snow flurries chances, according to the NWS. Western Kentucky is under a marginal risk of severe weather , the lowest risk out of five in the NWS’ storm prediction center, from Wednesday’s storms. Strong winds and small hail are the expected hazards from the storms. The broken line of showers and storms will quickly move through the region from west to east late Wednesday. The map on the right side of
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LEX18 News
Freeze warning in effect for Kentucky through Sunday morning
Country Herald
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Dry conditions deplete water levels in Sanford, residents asked to conserve
STANFORD, Ky. (FOX 56) — The City of Stanford is asking residents to conserve water as dry conditions and a lack of rainfall continue to affect the area. City officials announced Friday on social media that the community is experiencing extremely dry weather and below-normal rainfall. "We cannot stress...
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London to sound tornado siren at end of Trick-or-Treating
LONDON, Ky. (WKYT) - The London-Laurel County 911 Center is sounding the tornado siren at 8 pm to signify the end of trick-or-treating in London. The siren will be an All-Clear alert, which is one long tone. They say three long tones indicate there is a Tornado Warning, and one...