Heavy Snow and Winter Weather in Kentucky, January 29 to 30, 2010

The Leslie county Dept of Highways estimated 1 to 2 inches of snow accumulation countywide.

Six inches of snow fell 5 miles east southeast of Hyden.

Six inches of snowfall was measured in Smilax.

The county EM office reports 6-7 inches of snow had fallen around the county.

A volunteer weather observer reported a measured snowfall of 7.5 inches 4 miles northwest of Hyden.

A trained spotter reported that 2 inches of snow had fallen since 1145 pm the night before. The snow had ended as of 830 pm with a storm total snowfall of 8 inches in Smilax. All roads in the area were slick and dangerous.

A volunteer weather observer reported a storm total snowfall of 8.5 inches 4 miles northwest of Hyden.

Six and a half to seven inches of snow had fallen in Stinnet since 320 pm the previous afternoon. As of 7 am the snow was still coming down pretty heavy.

The Bell county Dept of Highways estimates between 1 and 2 inches of snow countywide.

Two to three inches of snow had accumulated in Middlesboro.

Three and a half inches of snow had fallen in Middlesboro.

Four and a half inches of snow had fallen in Middlesboro.

Six inches of snow had fallen on Middlesboro.

Six inches of snow fell in Pineville.

The Highway Dept estimated that 6 to 8 inches of snow had fallen at the Cumberland Gap Tunnel.

A retired NWS employee measure 6.75 inches of snow 2 miles southwest of Pineville.

A member of the public measured a storm total snowfall of 9 inches in Middlesboro.

Six inches of snowfall was measured in Middlesboro by a member of the public.

Eight tenths of an inch of snow had fallen in Bush.

The Clay county dispatch and Highway Dept reported around 2 inches of snow accumulation countywide.

One and a half inches of snow had fallen in Bush and it was still snowing heavily.

The Highway Dept reported that at least 6 inches of snow had fallen across the county.

The Clay county dispatch reports that field units estimate 6 inches of snowfall countywide.

Six inches of snow fell in Keavy.

A trained spotter measured 5.5 to 6 inches of snow in London.

A member of the public reported that 6 inches of snow had fallen 10 miles southwest of London.

One and a quarter inches of snow had fallen in Mount Vernon.

A trained spotter estimated that 2 inches of snow had fallen in Eubank.

An inch of snow had fallen 4 miles northwest of Mount Vernon.

A spotter estimated 2 inches of snow on the ground in Brodhead with side road conditions deteriorating rapidly.

Three inches of snow fell 5 miles west of Bee Lick.

A trained spotter measured just shy of 3 inches of snow 4 miles northwest of Mount Vernon.

Two inches of snow had fallen in Mount Vernon.

The Highway Dept estimated that 5 to 6 inches of snow had fallen countywide.

The Highway Dept estimated 6 inches of snowfall countywide.

A spotter measured 7 inches of snow on the ground in Eubank.

A trained spotter reported a measured snowfall of 7.4 inches 4 miles northeast of Tateville.

One inch of snow had fallen in McKee and countywide.

One and two tenths of an inch of snow had fallen in Annville.

Two inches of snow had fallen in Annville.

A weather observer measured a snowfall of 6 inches 8 miles north of McKee.

The Wayne county Dept of Highways estimated 1 to 2 inches of snow countywide.

Field units estimated that 5 to 6 inches of snow had fallen in Monticello.

The Highway Dept estimates 7 to 8 inches of snowfall across the county.

The Dept of Highways reported that 6-8 inches of snow had fallen countywide.

The Perry county Dept of Highways estimated around 1 inch of snow accumulation in Hazard.

A member of the public estimated 6 to 7 inches of snow accumulation in Hazard.

The Highway Dept estimated that 5 inches of snow had fallen in Hazard and in the northern part of the county.

A coop observer measured 4.5 inches of snow on the ground in Hazard.

A trained spotter measure 7 inches of snowfall in Hazard.

A trained spotter measured 5.25 inches of snow 4 miles northwest of Blackey.

A trained spotter measured 5 inches of storm total snowfall in Ned with heavy snow still falling.

A trained spotter reported a storm total snowfall of 5 inches 2 miles east of Buckhorn.

The McCreary Dept of Highways estimated around 1 inch of snowfall countywide.

Five inches of snow fell in Whitley City.

A trained spotter reported an inch of snow accumulation in Thornton.

Three and a half inches of snow fell in Thornton.

The Highway Dept reported that 6 to 8 inches of snow had fallen across the county.

Five inches of snow fell in Skyline.

Three and a half inches of snow was measure in Thornton.

Six inches of snow had fallen in Thornton.

A spotter reported that up to 7 inches of snow had fallen in parts of Thornton.

A half inch of snow had fallen in Corbin.

One inch of snow had fallen in Corbin and it was snowing heavily.

The Williamsburg Fire Dept measured an average of 7 inches of snow at several locations around the firehouse.

County dispatch reports field units are estimating 5 inches of snowfall across the county.

A member of the public reported that 5.5 inches of snow had fallen in Rockholds.

The Knott county Highway Dept estimates around 1 inch of snow accumulation across the county.

The Highway Dept reported that 6 to 8 inches of snow had fallen across the county.

A trained spotter reported a measured snowfall of 8 inches in Mousie.

One half to one inch of snow countywide, with the highest snowfall amounts in the southern end of the county.

Three to five inches of snow had fallen across the county.

The Highway Dept estimates that 5 to 7 inches of snow fell across the county.

Five to six inches of snow fell in the valleys near Millers Creek.

A volunteer weather observer reported 4.3 inches of snow in Cressy.

One inch of snow fell in Beattyville.

One half to one inch of snow fell across the county, with the highest amounts occurring in the west side of the county.

The Lee county Dept of Highways reported 4 inches of snow accumulation across the county.

The Highway Dept estimated that 5 to 7 inches of snow fell across the county.

The Highway Dept reported that 5 inches of snow had fallen across the county.

A coop observer measured 5 inches of snow in Booneville.

A volunteer weather observer reported that 6 inches of snow had fallen 1 mile southeast of Booneville.

The Harlan county Dept of Highways estimated around 1 inch of snow accumulation countywide.

Three inches of snow had fallen at the Jackson weather office. The snow was falling at a rate of 2 inches an hour.

Three inches of snow fell in three hours 1 mile north of Jackson.

An NWS employee measured 4 inches of snow accumulation in Wolverine.

One and a half inches of snow fell 2 miles east southeast of Talbert.

Four and a half inches of snow had fallen 12 miles north of Pikeville.

Five inches of snow had fallen in Pikeville.

The Highway Dept reported that 6 to 8 inches of snow had fallen across the county.

The Highway Dept estimated that around 5 inches of snow fell across the county.

Three and eight tenths of an inch of snow fell in Talbert.

The Highway Dept estimated 10 inches of snow county wide with higher amounts on roads in the higher elevations. A driver reported about 16 inches on Black Mountain.

Six inches of snow was measured at the Jackson weather office.

A trained spotter measured 6.25 inches of snow in Wallins Creek.

A trained weather spotter measured 11 inches of snow in Wallins creek since 12:36 pm on January 29th.

A trained spotter reported 11 inches of snow on the ground in Wallins Creek and still snowing.

A spotter reported that around 8 inches of snow had fallen in Evarts.

Seven and a half inches of storm total snowfall was reported by the Elkhorn City Fire Dept and relayed by the county EM.

Four and a half inches of snow was measured 12 miles north of Pikeville.

Five inches of snow was measured by the Pike county EM.

A member of the public reported that 11 inches of snow was reported on the top of Little Black Mountain at the KY and VA state line.

A member of the public reported that 8.3 inches of snow had fallen in Loyall since 8 pm the night before. Three tenths of an inch of that snow had accumulated since 1145 am this morning.

A trained weather spotter reported that 7 inches of snow had fallen in Wallins Creek since 8 pm the night before.

The Salyersville 911 dispatch reported 4 inches of snow on the ground and still coming down. Meanwhile, the Magoffin county Highway Dept reported 4 to 6 inches county wide.

The Highway Dept estimated that 5 to 7 inches of snow fell countywide.

A trained spotter measured 5.5 inches of snow 9 miles north of Salyersville. Snow depths ranged from 4 to 7 inches.

Two and a half inches of snow had fallen in Emma with a snowfall rate of an inch per hour.

Three inches of snow had fallen across the county.

Five inches of snow fell near Prestonsburg.

The Highway Dept reported that 6 to 8 inches of snow had fallen across the county.

A trained weather spotter measured a 6 inch snowfall 2 miles north of Prestonsburg.

A trained spotter reported that 7 inches of snow had fallen 4 miles east southeast of Prestonsburg.

Two and a half inches of snow was measured in Alvin.

A coop observer reported a snowfall of 7.1 inches 3 miles west southwest of Prestonsburg.

An NWS employee measured a storm total snowfall of 7.9 inches with a current snow depth of 7 inches. Eight tenths of an inch of new snow had fallen since 1 pm.

One inch of snow was measured 3 miles northeast of Campton.

Four and six tenths of an inch of snow had fallen 1 mile east southeast of Flat.

The Highway Dept estimated an average snowfall of 5 inches across the county.

Seven inches of snow fell 5 miles southwest of Campton.

An inch of snow had fallen in Stanton.

The Highway Dept reported about 5 inches of snow in valleys and up to 7 inches along the ridge tops around the county.

A trained weather spotter measured 3.5 inches of snow 6 miles west southwest of Stanton.

Four inches of storm total snowfall since 930 pm last night.

The Highway Dept reported that 6 to 8 inches of snow had fallen across the county.

The Highway Dept reported that 4 inches of snow had fallen across the county.

A trained spotter measure 4 inches of snow 4 miles east of Frenchburg.

The Highway Dept reported that 6 to 8 inches of snow had fallen across the county.

The Highway Dept reported that 4 inches of snow had fallen across the county.

The Highway Dept estimated 2 inches of snowfall across the county.

A weather observer measure 2 inches of snow in Mount Sterling.

A volunteer weather observer measured 5 inches of snow in Paintsville.

The county dispatch estimated that 2 inches of snow fell in Mount Sterling.

A spotter measured 3.25 inches of snow in Relief.

A spotter in western Johnson county measured four and seven eights of an inch of snow in Flatgap.

A trained weather spotter reported that 3.25 inches of snow had fallen in eastern Morgan county and that it was still snowing hard.

An estimated 2 inches of snow fell across the county.

The Highway Dept reported around 3 inches of snow across much of the county. Up to 6 inches of snow was reported to have fallen in southern portions of the county along the Morgan county line.

Dispatch reported an inch of snow on the ground in Morehead.

An observer reported a storm total snow depth of 2.3 inches, with a new snowfall of 0.8 inches from earlier this morning 6 miles northeast of Morehead.