US: Winter Storm Brings Overnight Snow to Kentucky 2

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US: Winter Storm Brings Overnight Snow to Kentucky 2

Many parts of Kentucky saw overnight snowfall from Monday night, December 1, into Tuesday morning, December 2.

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  • 2025/12/02 23:05:02
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  • Kentucky, NOTE: No audio Video Location: Louisville, 2025 at about 03:10h, US Video Recording Date/Time: December 2

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