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How much snow fell in the Louisville area?

Snow totals are being reported from around Kentucky and Indiana. How much did you see where you live?

LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Many portions of Kentucky and Indiana saw its largest snowfall event of the winter Thursday into Friday, and official totals are starting to be reported.

Here are some amounts from across the region:

Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport: 2 inches.

  • Around Louisville: 1-3 inches.
  • Shepherdsville: 2.3 inches.
  • Bardstown: 3 inches.
  • La Grange: 2.5 inches.
  • North of Bedford: 3.5 inches.
  • Borden: 4 inches.
  • Charlestown: 3.3 inches.
  • Forks of Elkhorn: 3.1 inches.
  • New Salem: 3 inches.
  • Memphis, Ind.: 2.8 inches.
  • Corydon: 2.5 inches.
  • Cecilia: 2.5 inches.
  • South of Milltown: 2 inches.
  • Fox Chase: 1.5 inches.

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Credit: Ellen Stanley Sears
Beckley Creek Park, Louisville, Kentucky.

Many areas received more snow Thursday night and Friday morning than they saw in all of 2023 combined when just 1.3 inches of accumulation was recorded. Many schools in the area were closed, delayed or on NTI. 

Louisville's Metro Snow Team was hard at work to keep roadways safe.

From about 5 p.m. Thursday to Friday morning, the Metro Snow Team treated all 111 Metro snow routes, which came out to approximately 2,700 miles of two-lane roadway.

In fact, you probably still see crews out there Friday afternoon. According to Metro Public Works officials, they are working on treating the roads a second time with a salt-calcium chloride mix.

Credit: Liz Henshaw
Champion's Point -- Henryville

Snow stopped falling by midday Friday. Next will be another round of frigid air bringing more dangerously cold wild chills.

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Another blast of Arctic air is making its way through the Ohio Valley Friday afternoon. Temperatures will fall into the teens by the evening and then dip into the single digits overnight and into Saturday morning.

A wind chill advisory has been issued for all of Kentuckiana starting Friday night and expiring at 10 a.m. Saturday.

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