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Warming Centers and incoming frigid weather From Mike Keltner, Director Adair Co. Emergency Management Due to the extreme cold temperatures Adair County and the City of Columbia will be operating warming locations beginning on Thursday night, December 22, 2022. Access to these locations can be made by contacting Adair Co E911 via the direct number 270-384-6464 or visiting the 911 center at 107 N High St., Columbia, KY. Attached is the latest weather briefing for the powerful winter storm forecast to impact Kentucky and southern Indiana Thursday into the Christmas holiday weekend. Minor snow accumulations appear likely Thursday night through Friday, and a rapid drop in temperature and high winds will likely worsen the impact of the any snow accumulations. Wind gusts late Thursday night through Friday could be in the 40-50 mph range. These winds along with the fridig temperatures will result in dangerous wind chills. The cold weather will last through Christmas. This story was posted on 2022-12-20 14:10:23
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