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Bountiful snow on Allen's Schoolhouse Road, Putman Co., KY Demand for hot coffee & pancakes & sausage is up this morning, too Vicky Stanley, who has seen blizzard blasts like this where her bunch grew up in Canada (east of Pikeville, KY), reports that two inches of snow was cleared off her windshield this morning, so she could be on time this morning at OKCC. She met the Commonwealth of Kentucky salt trucks on KY 1729, but said that the snow is fluffy, wet and melts quickly under her tires, so travel into Columbia this morning was easy, and 4WD was not necessary. Her report is from the Allen's Schoolhouse Road, in the Putman County area of Adair County, KY. This story was posted on 2015-01-24 05:07:46
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