Thousands without power as winter storm buries Louisville area in snow, ice
In Louisville's south end it's a harsh reality for many residents. Winter Storm Blair has left more than 1,300 people in Jefferson County without power, turning homes on Palatka Road and Bruce Avenue into frigid shelters.
Here's how much snow fell across Louisville and southern Indiana during winter storm
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Louisville and southern Indiana are no longer under a winter storm warning, but the impacts of the storm will be felt for several days. More than 10.5 inches of snow were recorded in Louisville.
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