NWS REPORTS WINTER STORM COULD DUMP 4+ INCHES OF SNOW ON AREA

            THE LISTENING AREA IS UNDER A WINTER STORM WARNING ISSUED BY THE NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE IN PADUCAH, WHICH WAS UPGRADED FROM A WINTER STORM ADVISORY AROUND MID-MORNING, MEANING THE AREA COULD BE IMPACTED BY AT LEAST FOUR INCHES OF SNOW ACCUMULATION.

            DURING A WEATHER CONFERENCE THIS (MONDAY) AFTERNOON, N.W.S. METEOROLOGIST KELLY HOOPER SAID THE WARNING AREA COULD SEE MORE THAN FOUR INCHES OF SNOW.
                                               

            CHRISTIAN COUNTY WEATHER COORDINATOR DAVID POWELL TOLD THE NEWS EDGE THEY EXPECT PERIODS OF HEAVY SNOWFALL OVERNIGHT.
                                               

HE NOTES THE OTHER CONCERN WITH THIS WINTER STORM IS WIND GUSTS OF UP TO THIRTY-MILES PER HOUR TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY).
                                              

            POWELL SAYS SNOW SHOULD TAPER OFF TOMORROW (TUESDAY) MORNING AND END BY NOONTIME.
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