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April 2008
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March 2008 ArchivesNow that spring has arrived and warmer temperatures are returning to Kentuckiana, it leaves one to wonder what causes the seasons that we experience here in the middle latitudes? ...The old adage, “March comes in like a lion… goes out like a lamb”, has certainly started out true this time around. We can only hope that the second half of the saying proves just as reliable. ...The official snow total topped out at a whopping 10.4 inches at the airport. This is good for the second most snowfall ever recorded from a storm during the month of March! Snow totals ranged from approximately 10 to 13 inches across the metro area. The storm was accompanied by lightning and thunder! The winds also gusted to more than 30 mph creating snow drifts of two to three feet! ...A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for Friday and Saturday for counties along the Ohio River in both Kentucky and southern Indiana. These counties are: Jefferson, Scott, Washington, Orange, Dubois, Perry, Crawford, Harrison, Clark and Floyd Counties in Indiana. And in Kentucky: Trimble, Henry, Oldham, Jefferson, Meade and Breckinridge Counties. The rest of southern Indiana is under a Winter Storm Watch for Friday and Saturday and the res... Spring may be just days away, but winter is not finished with us yet. The biggest snow of the season may be just days away... ...The models are beginning to come into somewhat of an agreement on Friday's snow. Like all of the winter storms this season, they will do whatever they want and not care what the models say! That is why it is so important to stay aware of the weather even hours before these systems move in. ...We have already seen more than our share of severe storms and tornadoes this winter in Kentuckiana. However, severe storm season is still approaching. This is the week to prepare for those storms that are still to come... ...March is known for its wild swings in temperatures and wide variety of precipitation. The next few days, March will be living up to its reputation... ... |
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