US: Sidewalk Turns Icy in Nicholasville, Kentucky

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US: Sidewalk Turns Icy in Nicholasville, Kentucky

On January 28, 2026, in Nicholasville, Kentucky, a video showed a sidewalk covered in ice, making it extremely slippery. The icy surface formed after freezing temperatures affected Kentucky and surrounding areas, creating slick conditions on roads and walkways.

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  • ILEA005066868
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  • 2026/1/30 10:28:45
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  • @countryguy19823 via Spectee
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  • @countryguy19823 via Spectee
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  • 1280 × 720 pixel
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  • 42.72(MB)*
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  • Kentucky, 2026, Video Location: Nicholasville, US Video Recording Date/Time: January 28

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