Heavy Snow in Bath, Kentucky

Snow fell across Bath County from January 10th into January 11th. An initial report of 2.7 inches was received from Owingsville at 2053 EST on the 10th. By 0804 EST on the 11th, an emergency manager in downtown Owingsville reported a final storm total of 4.2 inches of new snow.

A complex winter storm impacted eastern Kentucky on January 10th and 11th, 2025. The event featured the interaction of a northern stream weather system with a plume of moisture from the Gulf of Mexico. Snow began to spread across the region on the morning of the 10th, becoming widespread and significant by the afternoon. The peak of the event occurred during the evening of the 10th, with bands of heavy snow producing snowfall rates of up to one inch per hour at times, particularly across southern and southeastern counties. By the morning of the 11th, the steady snow had tapered off from west to east, ending as flurries. The storm produced a widespread snowfall of 3 to 5 inches, with the highest totals of up to 7 inches amplified by orographic lift in the highest terrain of the southeastern mountains.