Kentucky winter storm live updates: How much snow did Louisville get?

Lillian Metzmeier and Leo Bertucci, Louisville Courier Journal

Tue, December 2, 2025 at 12:28 PM UTC

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The Louisville metro remains under a winter weather advisory Dec. 2 as the first significant snowfall event of the 2025-26 winter season blows through the area.

Louisville metro area residents received 2-3 inches of snow overnight, according to reports shared with the National Weather Service. Lexington residents saw about 1.5 inches of snow and Frankfort had 2 inches by the morning of Dec. 2.

According to the advisory, the main window for expected snowfall was from 11 p.m. Dec. 1 to 7 a.m. Dec. 2, with slick road conditions expected this morning. "Unseasonably cold temperatures" are expected to continue through the week.

In January, Louisville saw more than 10 inches of snow with Winter Storm Blair. According to city officials, Louisville's snow team is well-prepared with more than 200 crew members, more than 32,000 tons of salt and more than 100 pieces of snow-fighting equipment are on-hand to combat any winter storms.

Here's what we know:

7:21 a.m.: How much snow fell in Kentucky last night?

Snowfall reports from the National Weather Service show about 1-4 inches fell throughout Kentucky by the morning of Dec. 2. Here are some of the totals reported

Downtown Louisville: 3 inches of snow
Jeffersontown: 2.3 inches
Middletown: 3.5 inches
Anchorage: 3.1 inches
NWS Louisville office in Highview: 3.3 inches
Lexington: 1.5 inches
Frankfort: 2 inches
Radcliff: 1.5 inches
Florence: 4.5 inches
Hartford: 3.5 inches
Dawson Springs: 1.7 inches

This article originally appeared on Louisville Courier Journal: Winter storm, snow live updates for Louisville, Kentucky

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