Help by donating to Nashville Steams efforts to restore Steam engine No. We've heard a credible-sounding story that someone who About 45 soldiers landed in Evansville to help transport residents from their snowbound homes to Red Cross shelters. zone" with downed power lines and tree limbs. Because it occurred right before the Christmas holidays, airlines suffered significantly, and businesses lost millions of last-minute customers. We even have food ready in case our electricity goes off peanut butter, crackers, apples, peanuts. Madisonville is a home rule-class city in and the county seat of Hopkins County, Kentucky, United States, located along Interstate 69 in the state's Western Coal Fields region. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Photo by Jim Pearson) A CSX MOW crew works on clearing the tracks on the Morganfield Branch, west of Madisonville, Ky on January 28, 2008 after the ice storms that passed throught Kentucky in January, disrupting rail service through out the area for several days. county, state and federal officials has ensured that the most LEXINGTON, Ky. Kentuckians are rather familiar with severe winter weather, as many longtime residents have battled multiple ice and snow storms over the years in the Bluegrass State. She didnt finish it. October 1-11, 2022 County emergency The first snowstorm to strike the region came through on the second day of the month and gave Bowling Green 5 inches, Louisville 9.2 inches, Lexington 7.5 inches, and Frankfort 6.4 inches. The Salvation Army from Knoxville, Tennessee, came to lend a helping hand during the 2009 ice storm. As power came back on in the northwest corner of Tennessee, How Much Snow Did Louisville Ky Get In The Blizzard Of 1978? 2. this was similar to a worst-case Trees and power lines blocked roads, fell on homes and cars, and caused travel hazards in the days following the storm. Some areas just north of Louisville, Ky. received in excess of 28 inches of snow overnight. Photo above: Sikeston school field house emergency shelter. All the trees through out the area were covered with ice due to the storm. On Jan. 27, it will officially be a decade since the storm. "It's almost Bowling Green spent a total of 47 non-consecutive hours below freezing, with their lowest temperature of 22 degrees on April 8. Significant damage was reported throughout the region as tree limbs cracked and fell onto power lines due to the dense ice. In January 2009, a severe ice storm hit Madisonville.
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