LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- Snow started to fall in the early morning hours Tuesday across southern Indiana and Kentucky, blanketing several parts of the region with inches of snow.
A winter storm warning was put into effect Monday evening and is set to expire Wednesday morning. Several inches of snow were forecasted for the Louisville area, with some areas potentially getting up to half a foot of snow.
IMAGES | Winter weather blankets over the Kentuckiana area
An old Chevy truck turned from blue to white as snow fell in Lebanon Junction. (WDRB viewer photo) Feb. 11, 2025
Pine tree branches started to hang low as snow fell quickly in the Shepherdsville area. (WDRB viewer photo) Feb. 11, 2025
Kingston loved the snow and playing in it in Shelbyville! (WDRB viewer photo) Feb. 11, 2025
Several inches of snow piled onto a back deck in Balltown, Kentucky. (WDRB viewer photo) Feb. 11, 2025
Enough snow had fallen early in Ramsey, Indiana to make a snowman! (WDRB viewer photo) Feb. 11, 2025
Snow covered neighborhood roads in Oldham County and made for some hazardous conditions. (WDRB viewer photo) Feb. 11, 2025
The snow made for some pretty sights in Springfield. (WDRB viewer photo) Feb. 11, 2025
A dove looked cold in the trees as snow blanketed the Kentuckiana area. (WDRB viewer photo) Feb. 11, 2025
Bushes and branches started to fall heavy as snow piled on them. (WDRB viewer photo) Feb. 11, 2025
Snow fell hard and blanketed over backyards Tuesday morning in Henryville. (WDRB viewer photo) Feb. 11, 2025
Snow covered backyard patio furniture Tuesday morning in Bardstown. (WDRB viewer photo) Feb. 11, 2025
Snow fell hard and blanketed over backyards Tuesday morning in Elizabethtown. (WDRB viewer photo) Feb. 11, 2025
Snow fell hard and blanketed over backyards Tuesday morning in Lebanon. (WDRB viewer photo) Feb. 11, 2025
Snow fell hard and blanketed over backyards Tuesday morning in Larue County. (WDRB viewer photo) Feb. 11, 2025
The snow made for some pretty sights in Willisburg. (WDRB viewer photo) Feb. 11, 2025
Road crews in both Kentucky and Indiana were out pre-treating the roads Monday and worked throughout the night to make sure streets were safe and equipment was ready once the snowfall hit.
As the snow continues to fall, officials remind residents to stay informed and drive cautiously as road conditions will change throughout the day.
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