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No major storm damage reported overnight Temperatures were at a summery 80 degrees Wednesday afternoon but started changing rapidly when winds began increasing. After dark the thunderstorms and heavy rains rolled through. Adair County is waking to a chilly 45 degrees after the night of big weather moves. Thankfully, no emergency services were called out through the night according to ACJE Gale Cowan. Road crews continue to help as called on for tree limbs, etc. We have much to be thankful for. This story was posted on 2022-04-14 08:03:04
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