SUMMARY: Meteorologist Dillon Gaudet reports a significant weather change for Lexington, Kentucky, as rain shifts to snow Saturday night, with temperatures dropping into the 20s by Sunday morning. Winter Weather Advisories and Storm Warnings are in effect, particularly for southeastern Kentucky due to heavier snowfall. Expect slick road conditions, travel delays, and wind chills plummeting to -5° to -15° as bitter cold sets in. Snow accumulation of 1-3 inches is anticipated, with possibly higher amounts in the east. Frigid conditions will persist through midweek, prompting safety tips like dressing warmly and preparing your home for winter.

Read the full article

The post Snow and bitter cold set to impact the region to close out the weekend appeared first on www.wtvq.com

SUMMARY: WLKY meteorologist Suzy Anne Horgan forecasts rain transitioning to drizzle, followed by scattered snow showers on Sunday. Temperatures will fall throughout Saturday. Rain will taper into light drizzle this morning, with a chance of flurries in the afternoon and evening. Snow showers are expected on Sunday, especially along I-64 and east of I-65, with minor accumulation possible—up to 2 inches in some areas. Temperatures will be bitterly cold, dropping to the teens by Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Sunday’s high will be in the mid-20s, with Monday remaining very cold. The 7-day forecast shows continued winter weather.

WLKY meteorologist /

Subscribe to WLKY on YouTube now for more: http://bit.ly/1e5KyMO

Get more Louisville news: http://www.wlky.com
Like us: http://www.facebook.com/wlkynews
Follow us: http://twitter.com/WLKY
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wlky/

Source

SUMMARY: Kentucky’s housing market saw a slowdown in December, with new listings declining by 3.5% year-over-year to 2,973 homes, and a significant drop of over 40% from November. Properties took longer to sell, averaging 20 days, three days longer than the previous year. Sales also dipped slightly, totaling 3,270, down 0.5% from December 2023. However, the median home price rose 8.8% to $265,000. The housing market faces challenges, including fewer first-time buyers and rising interest rates, with the average mortgage rate reaching 7.04%. These factors indicate ongoing inventory shortages and pressures on potential new homeowners.

Read the full article

The post Kentucky housing sales a mixed bag in December | Kentucky appeared first on www.thecentersquare.com