During a nine hour snow storm it snows download#
Click here to view.however note that the file is 3 MB large any may take a few moments to download over slower Internet connections. You can view a 3 hour duration radar loop during the evening of 22 December.pretty much the peak of the event. Ice accumulations caused considerable tree and some structural roof damage in Hardin and Nelson counties. Across central Kentucky, freezing rain brought up to an inch and a half of ice across an area from Bowling Green through Nelson County. Thundersnow and thundersleet were observed during this event, with snowfall rates approaching 4 inches per hour in some southern Indiana locations. Significant sleet accumulations also fell on the Louisville metro area. Further south, an amazing 6 inches of sleet fell in one location across Henry County. Snow totals of 30 inches or more were measured across portions of Washington, Jefferson, and Scott counties. Interstates 64 and 65 across southern Indiana were closed for a number of hours during this storm.
Two bursts of heavy snow, separated by a few hours, brought over two feet of snow across several counties north of the Ohio River in southern Indiana. A historic and major winter storm affected much of the Ohio Valley from the 22nd into the 23rd of December 2004.
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