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BLACK ICE: School cancellations Jan. 2, 2013 Driving is bad out there. Updated by Larry Smith at 5:42amCT. Adair & Russell Districts. Patchy black ice makes driving tricky. Click on headline for Updates as received. Watch CM Events for All Cancellaions as received. By Larry Smith, 92.7 FM the WAVE and 99.9 FM the Big Dawg Weather conditions changed for the worse this morning. There is black ice on many roads. David Jones, who has been out since 2:45amCT monitoring the situation, said it's bad, "And it's crazy. Temperatures across the county were as high as 37 degrees in some areas and 31 degrees in others," he said. School officials in these districts cancelled classes today because of patchy black ice on some roads in the district, making driving tricky. Transportation Robert Leach reported the cancellation from Russell County. Adair County Schools Transportation Director David Jones said that black ice has been reported on KY 768 off Fairplay Road, in the Little Cake area, and in the Knifley area driving has been as treacherous as he's seen it in a long time. "There are numerous wrecks above Green River," he said. "It's bad. As bad as I've seen it in a long time." Adair County School Superintendent Alan W. Reed reporting earlier on Jones' reconnaissance, said that Transportation Director David Jones has been monitoring the situation in Adair for hours. "He said the situation is particularly treacherous in the Knifley area, especially on Dunbar Hill. We're getting reports that first responders have been busy already this morning working accidents in that area," Mr. Reed said. Listen to 92.7 FM the WAVE and 99.9 FM the Big Dawg and watch ColumbiaMagazine.com for updates. - Larry Smith, Operations Manager, Shoreline Communications This story was posted on 2014-01-02 04:34:37
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