Good morning. Kentucky. I'm Aaron Jolly. If you stepped outside this morning and thought, "Wait, didn't it just get colder?" — you're right. A weak cold front snuck through overnight, dropping us to 41 degrees under clear skies. That front is now stalled just south of us. and here's why that matters: it's splitting the state in two. In the next 24 hours. Down in South Central Kentucky, you're on the warm side of that boundary. You'll hit 59 degrees today under partly sunny skies. Eastern Kentucky climbs to 55 degrees, though clouds stick around. Head north and you're in cooler air — Central Kentucky tops out at 49 degrees, while North Central Kentucky reaches 51 degrees with mostly sunny skies. Now here's where tonight gets interesting. A disturbance rides in over that shallow cold air. After 4 A.M., a wintry mix develops north of I-64. If you're ...