Kentucky

Nearly 50% without power in Whitley, they rolled by hours ago looking for the source, I didn't know.that was a thing in 2021.

JKL ISW sadly verified, just lost power. Trees been cracking all night long. Was quite the downpour near the end. The entire show accumulated on trees.

Up to 31 now, from 28

right, non stop. heavy ice accumulation just a couple hundred feet up from me. Mountain above me was covered with rime 2 days ago, its still piling up.

So here we go, I might have spoken too soon...

Don't see this everyday, 43 on black mountain. https://www.kymesonet.org/

precip went NW, 29 now. We have ice but nothing like forcasted just yesterday. Ice have moved all the way into central kentucky. I don't even know if mesonet sites would help in this situation. But it sure isn't over yet....

Happy about the busted ice forecast here, that's 2 back to back bust by JKL, need more kymesonet sites here.

27 - Freezing Rain/Sleet

Reaching out from jkl, hope it starts as snow and not ice.

Still a good thumping otw, wonder what the ice totals are on east side?

I was blown away with how fast it got slick. Freezing fog/mist all day. It mist non stop today, all below freezing. Got dark and got slick quick. Mountain was white, only a couple of hundred feet up from me. Rime?

That cutoff is sharp, always is.

30 now in Corbin

Euro making moves towards ukmet?

12z UKMET, unsure how much of this is freezing rain and sleet

indeed, so annoying. thanks for heads up

12Z RGEM

Yep, it got me. will update to 12z when it finishes. Thanks

Officially Ice Storm Warning for Whitley, saying this storm will be a bit Windy....

Figure I'll be near the bullseye

It's been locked for days now, hasn't really budged

Uh ok, whatever lessens the ice impact

.LONG TERM...(Monday through Saturday) Issued at 440 PM EST SAT FEB 13 2021 Isentropic ascent will be ongoing at the start of the period with a mixture of snow/sleet/freezing rain early Monday, transitioning to more freezing drizzle during the day as the better lift moves northward. However, a shortwave trough with strong diffluent flow will push into the region Monday evening with precipitation rates quickly increasing. There is even some negative EPV aloft that could aid in precipitation rates. With this said, models continue to trend towards more snow potential in the northwest portion of the CWA with more ice to the southeast. Somewhere in the middle could see a combination. Given the potential QPF and good chances of meeting ice or snow criteria for a warning, opted to go ahead and toss the remaining areas of eastern Kentucky into the winter storm watch. The snow could be very wet given the warm nose fairly close to the 0C isotherm aloft. Precipitation does look to come to an end fairly quickly Tuesday morning, but colder air will filter into the region along with some flurries. A brief lull in the weather is expected fro Tuesday through Wednesday. Another system will take aim on the area Wednesday night into Thursday. The ECMWF maintains its colder solution while the GFS is much warmer. Thus, too much spread to dive into any details at this point, outside to say there may be a chance for more wintry weather.