High-Impact and Far-Reaching Winter Storm Continues; Cold Expands and Persists

A major winter storm will shift its impacts into the Northeast U.S. with heavy snow through tonight while over the Mid-Atlantic, sleet and freezing rain will diminish. Extremely cold air behind the storm will prolong dangerous travel and infrastructure impacts. Sub-zero low temperatures are expected nearly every morning from the Northern Plains through the Ohio Valley and into the Northeast. Read More >

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	Hemlock Cliffs in Crawford County, Indiana in January.
	A snow shower in Lexington, Kentucky on January 25. John Bradshaw
	A snow shower in Lexington, Kentucky on January 25. John Bradshaw
	About 5" of snow near Fairdale, Kentucky on January 30. This is the Welcome Center at Jefferson Memorial Forest. Tony Bright
	A ruler tells the tale in Clarkson, Kentucky on January 30. Scotty Gore
	Snow covered bushes in Clarkson, Kentucky on January 30. Scotty Gore
	Elvis lives, and was stuck in the snow in Taylorsville, Kentucky on January 30. WLKY
	The campus of Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green after five and a half inches of snow fell on January 30. Evan Webb
	Deep drifts on Wash Road in southern Franklin County after several inches of snow fell February 14-15. Mike Sparks
	Snowbanks along IN 66 north of Carefree in Crawford County February 15. Wade Bell

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High-Impact and Far-Reaching Winter Storm Continues; Cold Expands and Persists

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