***UPDATE*** Winter Weather Advisory issued for Ohio Co.

***UPDATE*** 1-23-15 4:22 p.m. The NWS in Louisville has updated the Special Weather Statement for Ohio County to a Winter Weather Advisory. The Winter Weather Advisory will be in effect until 4 a.m. Saturday. The Winter Weather Advisory has been issued for sleet and snow. Snow is occurring along a line from Morgantown to Elizabethtown to Danville in Kentucky at this time. Additional bands of snow are possible through the evening hours with snow tapering off from west to east through the overnight hours. A brief period of slick roads will occur with this first band before the warm ground temperatures recover. Additional snows through the evening hours will allow for more slick spots. Accumulations still are expected to be around an inch in most locations. Expect slick spots on some roads and bridges. Use extra caution if traveling.***ORIGINAL POST*** The National Weather Service in Louisville has placed Ohio County under a Special Weather Statement for tonight into early Saturday morning. A mix of rain, sleet and snow will continue over the area this afternoon and into the evening hours. With road and air temperatures above freezing, no impacts are expected. However, some locations could see a brief accumulation of snow and sleet on grassy surfaces in heavier bursts. A mix of snow and sleet will continue this evening with a change over to all snow expected around nightfall. The best chance for around a half-inch of snow accumulation will be along and southeast of a Bowling Green to Elizabethtown to Frankfurt line. Up to an inch of snow is possible from Lake Cumberland to Richmond.  While Ohio County has been included in this Special Weather Statement, a dusting to a half-inch of snow is all that is expected.