Ohio Valley winter is dynamic, though at times it may seem static for most (aka no big snow).
Another storm system is ready to confound the weather pros again. However, the final outcome will result in rain.
Initial precipitation is going to be the tricky part. Apparently rain should be the dominant type; however, surface temperatures may be a problem for some.
A recent GFS analog and a NAM forecast support best chance for ice from Louisville to Cincinnati. I would place the best chance from Carrollton to Cincinnati. At least 0.1" ice accumulation is possible before surface temperatures warm above freezing.
Expect changes to the forecast as storm track data becomes more readily available.
MS
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