A strong Pacific storm continues to track across the Great Basin. Heavy snow is expected across the higher elevations and heavy rain across lower terrain. Strong gusty winds will make for additional hazards for travelers. These winds will bring increasing fire weather concerns for the southern High Plains. Then we will closely watch for severe thunderstorms across the central Plains on Monday. Read More >
Louisville, KY
Weather Forecast Office
March 23, 1893
Counties: Lincoln
F-scale: F2
Deaths: 0
Injuries: 3
Path width: 200 yards
Path length: 5 miles
Time:
Narrative: Moved east from the southeast edge of Stanford, passing near Rowland, two miles east of Stanford. Homes and businesses were destroyed. Mail from the post office was found up to two miles away.
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