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11:56 pm
 Light Snow. Click for additional data and forecast.
Light Snow
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(ºF)
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(mph)
Wind
Chill (ºF)
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(in)
Bowling Green23:53 Light Snow8191274W 9830.00
Frankfort23:53Overcast10+14464W 7 G 21429.86
Ft. Knox23:55 Light Snow7+12675W 20-629.90
Huntingburg, IN00:15Overcast712985SW 13-329.93
Lexington23:54Fair10+13364W 13 G 23-229.85
Lou. Bowman23:53 Light Snow515874SW 15 G 21-029.90
Lou. International23:56 Light Snow715667W 16-129.91
Somerset00:16 Light Snow10+181486W 13 G 24429.91
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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 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 over 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.

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