The state experiences all four distinct seasons, with
warm summers and moderately cold winters. The daytime temperature during the
summer averages 87 degrees. Conversely, the winter lows average around 23
degrees.
However, from a website entitled “Winter in Kentucky” I
found these precipitation records :
Snowfall: 13.4 inches, Jan. 27, 1943.
Snow depth: 14 inches, 1978, 1917.Also notable: 1978 snow depth, Jan 18-24: 12 inches, 11 inches, 14 inches, 14 inches, 14 inches, 11 inches, 8 inches.
Other big snow/cold messes:
Snowfall: Jan. 17, 1994: 10 inches; Feb. 4, 1998: 11 inches.
Snow depth (cumulative): Jan. 8, 12-13, 1996: 12 inches; Jan. 20-22, 14 inches; Feb. 7, 1998: 17 inches.
High temperature in January: 80 degrees on Jan. 24, 1943.
High temperature in February: 80 on Feb. 23, 1996.
Low temperature in January: -21 degrees, Jan. 24, 1963.
Low temperature in February: -20 degrees, 1899.
So to conclude - winter in Kenctucky is mild except when it gets extreme :-)
This postcard came from Sarah (29 January 2015)
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