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Louisville will experience its first freeze of the season Sunday night with the chance for a few light snow showers
A clipper system will bring a stripe of snow to Kentuckiana, producing slick conditions for the Friday morning commute.
By: Mallory Schnell
Our active, wintry December weather continues this week with another chance of accumulating snow Thursday night into Friday morning.A clipper system
By: Mallory Schnell
Two clipper systems will bring the chance for accumulating snowfall to Kentuckiana, followed by the coldest air of the season so far.
Rounds of gusty winds and rain will round out the first full week of January, followed by a drop in temperatures.
Temperatures across Kentuckiana have been warming well above our average highs for this time of year.
After an active Monday evening across southern Indiana and north-central Kentucky, an approaching cold front could bring another round of storms Tuesday evening.
Our first prolonged stretch of high heat and humidity of the summer has arrived. Take extra precautions to stay cool this week and check in on your neighbors.
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Strong winds, large hail, and isolated tornadoes are possible as storms develop on Tuesday.
