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Last map update: Fri, Feb. 10, 2012 at 1:54:46 am EST

Latest Conditions in Louisville International, KY					Choose Your Front Page City
	Feb 10 12:56 am	Overcast	33°F (1°C)

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Current Weather Observations...

Location	Time (est)	Weather	Vsby. (SM)	Temp. (ºF)	Dewpt. (ºF)	Hum. (%)	Wind (mph)	Wind Chill (ºF)	Pres. (in)
Bowling Green	00:53	Overcast	10+	33	24	70	Calm	NA	30.24
Frankfort	00:53	Overcast	10+	31	25	79	Calm	NA	30.20
Ft. Knox	00:55	Overcast	10+	32	26	80	Calm	NA	30.19
Huntingburg, IN	01:35	Overcast	10+	32	25	75	S 3	29	30.20
Lexington	00:54	A Few Clouds	10+	30	25	82	Calm	NA	30.20
Lou. Bowman	00:53	Overcast	10+	35	21	57	Calm	NA	30.22
Lou. International	00:56	Overcast	10+	33	21	61	SW 3	31	30.21
Somerset	01:35	Mostly Cloudy	10+	30	27	86	Calm	NA	30.21
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This Day in Local Weather History ...

	10 February 1899 → Danville, KY's coldest temperature on record: -28 degrees.
	10 February 1932 → Louisville's warmest February day: high of 78, low of 62.
	10 February 1959 → At 5am a tornado did F2 damage in Clark County, IN. A house was destroyed at New Washington.

This Day in National/World Weather History ...

	10 February 1969 → Fifteen inches of snow buried New York City, causing 14 fatalities. Embattled Mayor John Lindsay was accused of giving favored snow removal treatment to Manhattan at the expense of the other boroughs. On a trip to Queens to appease residents, his car got stuck in the snow and he was verbally abused by the locals. The disaster became known as the Lindsay Snowstorm.
	10 February 1973 → A major snowstorm struck the southeastern United States, producing as much as 18 inches in Georgia, and nearly two feet of snow in South Carolina.
	10 February 1990 → Severe thunderstorms produced 29 tornadoes in 29 hours across Alabama and Georgia and 245 reports of large hail or damaging winds. High winds associated with early-morning thunderstorms injured 70 people and caused more than $12 million in damage across the two states.
	10 February 2010 → A second major blizzard in less than a week struck the East Coast and Appalachians. Up to 2 feet of snow fell in Maryland, including nearly a foot in Washington, DC. Washington and Baltimore broke their records for their snowiest winter on record with the storm.
	10 February 2011 → High pressure over a deep snowpack caused a new state record low temperature to be set in Oklahoma when Nowata reported -31 degrees. Sub-zero readings extended all the way south to the Texas border.

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