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By: Jim Caldwell - Email
Posted: Fri 10:17 PM, Nov 05, 2010
The moisture will continue sweeping into KY during the early morning hours on Saturday. The highest elevations could see some additional accumulation.
Just when you thought it was safe to go back outside... boom... Mother Nature sends another light round of wintry precip. This comes during the earlu morning hours on Saturday. The daytime and afternoon will only feature some flurries.
If you didn't see any snow here is your chance!
I got this one from facebook, April Collett from Leslie County had this one!
Again, from April Collett
David C. Dixon took this on Black Mountain.
Many of you won't see anything like this, but those higher elevations will once again see some light accumulations.
Old man winter is here right now, but he won't be for very long! By Monday, temps will be back in the mid & upper 50s for highs. With 60s showing up later on in the week!
C-Ya Bye
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