The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Clark County, including Jeffersonville. Their forecast calls for 2-3 inches of snow. At this time the warning is more for northern Clark County as they could receive up to 4-5 inches of snow. However, this storm is rapidly developing. Warm air and moisture is coming in from the south while the storm is bringing in the cold air from the north. The line between the warm and cold air is once again very near us (just like Wednesday). Also the Storms Prediction Center just issued a statement that "thundersnow" is possible. Anyone caught in thundersnow would pick up an inch or two of snow very quickly.
All things considered, I think the forecast for 2-3 inches of snow for us is solid right now. This is not a storm that requires people to run to the grocery store (unless you planned on going Saturday morning and just want to avoid that). I will update this blog post if anything changes.
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