Snowfall was right in light with our forecasts, but some localized spots has more. We did receive reports of 3"- 4" of snow in SE Indiana, Butler and Warren counties.
Snowfall was less into Northern Kentucky:
Our biggest concerns now are re-freeze and frigid wind chills. Plus, a few flurries will pass overhead through daybreak as the northwest flow continues. Overnight lows fall to the upper teens or 20s. So, Our snow is not going anywhere.It'll feel even colder with light winds. As we get up in the morning, many places will have wind chills in the single digits or the teens.
Saturday will be mostly cloudy and cold to start. But, the sun makes an appearance by mid afternoon or sooner in spots. Afternoon highs only reach the upper 20s, at best! Clear skies on Saturday night will make for another frigid overnight. Wind chills again will start in the single digits on Sunday morning. Yet, there's a difference for Sunday. Our winds will begin shifting to south and temperatures climb to near 40 degrees under sunny skies.
More mild air flows into the Tri-State next week as afternoon highs zoom to the 50s again!
OVERNIGHT
Clouds and flurries, slick spots
Much colder
Low: 23
SATURDAY
Mostly Cloudy to afternoon sunshine
Colder
High: 29
SATURDAY NIGHT
Clear sky, cold
Wind chills in single digits
Low: 22
SUNDAY
Single digit morning wind chills
Sunshine
High: 42
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