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Winter Weather

Winter Storm Update – Snowfall Estimates Increased

Winter Storm Update – Snowfall Estimates Increased
DEM Blogger
March 2, 2014

The National Weather Service has upgraded the snowfall amounts for Fayette County.
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Snowfall totals may approach 10″ in the southern parts of Fayette County.

This is a dangerous winter storm with winds. Snow will start in the next two hours. Roads are already slick from sleet and freezing rain.

Here’s the complete briefing from the National Weather Service.

Stay tuned to local media for updates. More information about preparedness and emergency readiness is available at BeReadyLexington.com

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