News Summary
As a winter storm approaches, Bowling Green residents are advised to prepare for heavy snow this weekend. The city has provided resources for tracking snow routes and managing transportation. Snowfall is expected to start Friday morning, with accumulations of 3-6 inches possible. Visitors to local attractions like Mammoth Cave should be aware of closures. Residents are encouraged to stay safe and limit travel during the storm while enjoying the cozy indoors.
Bowling Green Prepares for Snowstorm: Your Guide to Navigating the Flurries!
As the clouds roll in and the temperatures drop, Bowling Green is gearing up for a snowy weekend! Residents are advised to brace themselves as a winter storm sweeps through the area beginning Friday morning. But don’t worry, the city has your back with some handy online tools to help you stay informed and safe.
Snow Routes at Your Fingertips
If you’re wondering about how to get around during this snowy spell, you’ll be pleased to know that Bowling Green has created a convenient platform for residents to view snow routes. By visiting the official city website, you can easily find out which streets will be plowed first and get a good idea of how the conditions will affect your daily travels.
To access the snow routes, navigate to the ‘Featured Links’ section on the homepage, then click on ‘Snow Routes (Map)’. Once there, simply enter your address, and you’ll see exactly which snow route your home is on. There’s even an option to zoom out and view the entire snow route map for the state! It’s like having a winter weather cheat sheet right at your fingertips.
What to Expect This Weekend
The snow is expected to start falling in Bowling Green around 7 or 8 AM on Friday, and it’s not expected to let up anytime soon! Heavy accumulations of between 3-6 inches are forecasted, with even higher totals possible, especially near the Tennessee/Kentucky line and around Lake Cumberland. Yep, get ready for some serious fluff!
As the snow starts to pile up, road conditions will likely become treacherous, so it’s a good time to consider staying indoors. The snowfall is expected to linger into the evening and should taper off by around 10 PM. However, don’t pack away your winter coat just yet; a few stray snowflakes might still be around on Saturday. Overall, though, the weekend will be a lot quieter, with high temperatures sitting in the middle 30s.
Visiting Mammoth Cave? Check the Forecast!
Considering a trip to Mammoth Cave National Park? You might want to hold that thought! Due to the winter storm conditions, all facilities—including the visitor center and cave tours—will be closed on Friday, January 10. Additionally, all secondary roads within the park will be closed starting Thursday evening as a precaution. But don’t fret! The park is planning to reopen on a delayed schedule on Saturday, with operations starting at 10:15 AM CST.
Local Transit Affected
Stay Warm and Safe!
So, what’s the takeaway from all this snowy excitement? If you can, stay indoors and limit your travel during the snowstorm. Winter weather can be enchanting, but safety should always come first. Whether it’s a cozy night in with hot chocolate or catching up on your favorite series, a little indoor time can be something to cherish when the winter wonderland forms outside.
Keep an eye on the local forecast and check the city’s snow route map for the latest updates. Here’s wishing everyone in Bowling Green a safe and warm winter weekend!
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Additional Resources
- WBKO: Take a Look at Snow Routes Bowling Green
- WBKO: Significant Snowfall Friday
- BG Daily News: Bowling Green Public Works
- WBKO: Mammoth Cave National Park Closed Jan 10
- Google Search: Bowling Green Weather 2025
