Tuesday brings another chance of snow for some areas

A quick-hitting system is moving toward the region Tuesday, bringing a mix of light snow, flurries, and cold rain depending on location.

Model data shows light snow for southern Indiana Tuesday morning, with a few flurries potentially reaching Louisville.

By early afternoon, moisture increases, creating a split between wet, heavy snow in parts of Indiana and cold rain further south toward Louisville. Louisville may see wet, heavy snowflakes for a couple of hours mid to late afternoon, while areas farther south in Kentucky are more likely to experience cold rain. The system will move out quickly, leaving mainly flurries by around midnight.

Some spots could see sleet, which would reduce snow accumulation. According to forecast maps, Louisville, Seymour, Paoli, Hardinsburg, and areas near Elizabethtown are expected to receive 0–1 inch of snow. Eminence, New Castle, Shelbyville, and Campbellsburg could see 1–3 inches.

Further south, including Leitchfield, Munfordville, Campbellsville, and Columbia, rain is expected rather than snow, with little to no accumulation likely due to warmer temperatures.

While this isn’t a major snow event, road surfaces are still below freezing, so snow and flurries could stick and create slick spots.