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Second round of snow tonight could mix with sleet, freezing rain

After the lull between today's two rounds of snow, the heavier round will take place this evening through late Sunday morning.

Snow will mix with or change over to sleet at times tonight. Along the Kentucky/Tennessee border there could even be freezing rain. Either form will cut down on the eventual snow totals, but most areas will still likely end up with 6 to 8 inches of snow. Parts of southern Illinois from Marion and Mt. Vernon to Evansville could exceed 8 inches.

All forms of winter precipitation will continue to make travel difficult and dangerous. With gusts over 20 miles per hour, blowing and drifting snow can also reduce visibility, especially overnight.

Sub-freezing temperatures with intervals of dangerous wind chills are now occurring and will continue through all of next week. The most dangerous cold weather impacts will occur Monday morning and Tuesday morning when wind chill values between -10 to -20 are possible. Portions of southeast Missouri could rise above freezing into the mid 30s Tuesday and Wednesday, before additional cold air arrives for the latter half of the week.


You can see the NWS Paducah's latest storm report here .


MAPS:  National Weather Service Paducah
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