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KYTC District 1 Winter Weather Update for Jan. 5, 2025 at 9:45 a.m.

Tracking cold and snow/ice/rain. All types of precipitatio.

Poor to fair dispersion today will improve to good to very good on Friday with both increasing mixing heights and winds. Thursday afternoon humidity will drop into the 50-60% range, with minimum values Friday of 40-50%. Widespread wintry…

Cold temperatures over the coming weeks. A significant precipitation event is likely Saturday night into Monday. All types of precipitation possible.

Drier air moves in today as quiet weather conditions remain in store through Thursday. A weak clipper system could bring a few snow showers across northeast portions of the region Thursday night. A light dusting of snow is possible. Today…

Weekend winter storm potential. Cold air over the coming weeks.

Some light showers continue across northern portions of the area this morning before tapering off by this afternoon. RH values will remain elevated through today, followed by some drier air on New Years Day. Mixing heights between…

Monitoring colder weather.

A brief lull in rain is expected today. However, RH values will remain elevated, only dipping to 60-70%. With continued cloud cover, mixing heights of only 1000-1500 ft, and light southerly transport winds, smoke dispersion conditions…

Unsettled weather. Widespread rain over the next 48 hours. Colder next week.

Another round of moderate to heavy rainfall will arrive tonight and linger through Sunday afternoon. Rainfall totals across the region will range from 0.5-1.0" over the Mark Twain NF to 1.5-3.0" across western KY, southeast IL, and…

Wet weather. A few storms, as well. Colder towards the middle/end of next week.

Multiple rounds of wetting rains will impact the region through Sunday leading to lower mixing heights and higher RH values. Rainfall totals are forecast to be 1 to 2 inches in many areas by Sunday. Transport winds will be out…

More rain!

A series of disturbances will keep intermittent periods of rain and widespread cloud cover in the forecast through the end of the week. This will result in wet fuels, low mixing heights, and elevated RH values each day. The region…

Wet pattern underway.

On and off rain chances will be possible through Christmas Day. We see a short break from the rain on Thursday before even better chances arrive into the region for the end of the week and into the weekend. Along…

Unsettled weather.

Poor dispersion and mixing heights below 1700 feet can be expected today and Tuesday. This week will see a significant warming trend with on and off rain chances.

A quick Sunday update.