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Probably so. It snows every winter in Lexington Kentucky.
Yes, there is about 13" annually.
There definitely is unusual weather in Kentucky. Kentucky might have snow in a summer month or extreme heat in a winter month for example.
Snow is not in the forecast for tomorrow, February 2, 2012.
Yes, snowfall is 15-20 inches annually.
We sure had snow this year. Typically from late December to late February. However it has been known to snow here it April!
It is unlikely for Kentucky to experience snow in April, as temperatures typically begin to warm up during this time of year. However, occasional late-season snowfall can still occur due to weather patterns and variability.
Of course "a lot of snowfall" is a relative term. Three feet in three hours is a lot of snowfall in Kentucky or Chicago or Vail. In Vail it would always be welcomed. In Chicago or DC it would be a nightmare. In Kentucky it simply doen;t happen. Not that it doesn't snow, in January of 2009 a major ice storm resulted in 65 Kentucky deaths but this was abnormal. There were 500.000 homes without power some for as long as a week and under such conditions people make heating errors that result in carbon monoxide poisoning.
The earliest recorded snowfall in Lexington, Kentucky, typically occurs in late October. One of the notable instances was on October 29, 2002, when the area received measurable snow. Such early snowfalls are relatively rare but can happen due to the region's variable weather patterns.
The Kentucky Derby was famously run in the snow on May 7, 1901. Unseasonably cold weather brought snow to the area, creating a rare and memorable event in the history of the race. Despite the challenging conditions, the race went on, and the winner was the horse "His Eminence."