5:15pm Update
I reviewed the RAP model and am satisfied by the results.
Looks like a weakening band of snow will approach the Ohio River after 4am
0.5 - 1.0" looks like a safe guess for southern IN
Louisville looks to get in on only a dusting to a 0.1" according to the latest run
SE Kentucky looks to get a little bit more snow than the rest of us. Basically from London to Pikeville, 1-3" will be possible, more closer to 1-2". However, cannot rule out upsloping; therefore, some amounts may exceed 2", especially near Pikeville.
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NAM model shows light snow entering southern IN and north central KY by 4-8 am time frame.
Amounts are forecast to be light but has been showing signs of increased lift which could produce a burst of moderate to heavy snow for areas especially in southern IN, with perhaps a quick inch or so.
Louisville area may only see anywhere between 0.2 - 0.8".
Nevertheless, needs to be monitored. I'll be looking at the RAP model later today. It only goes out to the 11pm hour as of this post, but it does show a stripe of snow developing to our west out across MO and IL streaking northeast toward IN.
MS
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