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State reports scattered damage after overnight storms This state report lists unconfirmed reports of roofs in roadways Barren County, as well as power lines and poles down in Cave City, Barren County; Metcalfe County had several trees down and roads blocked and 500 to 1,000 were out of power. Also nearby, a mobile home was overturned in Marion County. Damage also reported in Calloway, McCracken, Muhlenberg County, and McQueary County By Monica French and Buddy Rogers FRANKFORT, KY. (January 30, 2013) - No confirmed tornadoes or widespread damage has been reported to Kentucky Emergency Management (KYEM) after last night's storms moved through the Commonwealth. Local officials have submitted reports of scattered damages, mostly due to high winds. Most reports are in western Kentucky. The National Weather Service Offices serving Kentucky issued numerous severe weather and tornado watches in the past 18 hours, some of which remain in effect as this weather system continues eastward. Initial reports indicate damage in the following counties:
Once it is safe to do so, photograph damages and save repair receipts for insurance purposes.Should you encounter a downed power line, do not approach it. Call your utility provider. While travelling, if you encounter water over a roadway, STOP, TURN AROUND DON'T DROWN! Find an alternate route. Weather safety tips and weather alerts, can be found on the KYEM website at www.kyem.ky.gov/travelweather and at www.weather.gov This story was posted on 2013-01-30 15:36:51
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