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Tracked Pickup truck like a snow shoe rabbit
 2016-01-22 - 101 E Main Street, Campbellsville, KY - Photo by Larry Smith, FM 92.7 the WAVE & FM 99.9 the Big Dawg. This truck converted to ride on rubber tracks has been the big attention getter this morning. Track systems for pickups are not at all common in this area - this is the first time I've ever seen one pass the studio - but a variety of them can be found through Google. Apparently the conversion of this system is fairly simple, and there are kits one can use which use convention tired vehicles which drive onto the track system and it's as simple as that. Could only guess what they cost. - Larry Smith
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Snows + ice falling on cedars break limbs in Russell Co., KY
 2016-01-22 - Arles Hale Road, Russell Springs, KY - Photo by JVS. Ice and snow broke off limbs at this point on Arles Hale Road, Russell Springs, KY. - JVS. - Photo Fri 22 Jan 2017
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Birds of Kentucky: Winter storm makes feeding an imperative
 2016-01-22 - Burt Place, South Adair Co., KY - Photo by Wendy Burt. Feeding the birds in snowy/icy weather can be the critical factor in their Winter survival. My feeders and the ground around them are covered with birds and I will feed several times a day in weather like this. - Wendy Burt Photo 22 Jan 2017
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Winter Ice Storm of Fri 22 Jan 2016: A film of ice
 2016-01-22 - Cloverport Estates, Columbia, KY - Photo by Alan W. Reed. Supt. Alan W. Reed, spent 20 minutes trying to get his windshield de-iced this morning to try the drive to the Adair County School campus. He'll make it, we can predict, but he's made the decision to close the Central Office at 1204 Greensburg Street today, for the safety of the employees.
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Mike Keltner: NWS snow update at 6:13amCT
 2016-01-22 - 107 N High Street, Columbia, KY - Photo Mike Keltner, Adair County Emergency Director. Mike Keltner, Adair County Emergency Director, has just sent this updated photo which predicts more snow than previously forecast for area. Almost all of Taylor, and the northern two thirds of Green and the northern half of CaseyCounty are in a band forecast to get over one foot of snow, Metcalfe, the northern hills of Cumberland County, and the western portion of Russell should get 6-8" of snow. Wind will become a factor as the day goes on.
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