US: Winter Storm Brings Snow to Much of Kentucky 2

**This is a 60-seconds sample of the video. For the full version, please contact us.**

US: Winter Storm Brings Snow to Much of Kentucky 2

Snow fell across parts of Kentucky on February 3, 2026, as a winter weather system moved through the region.

  • Product Code
  • ILEA005067414
  • Registered date
  • 2026/2/05 10:23:53
  • Credit
  • @BrendaGuar31783 via Spectee
  • Media source
  • @BrendaGuar31783 via Spectee
  • Media size
  • 1280 × 720 pixel
  • Deployment size
  • 88.36(MB)*
  • Special instruction
  • Kentucky, Video Location: St. Matthews, 2026, US Video Recording Date/Time: February 3, Jefferson County

*File size when opened in Photoshop, etc.

Similar Images & Videos

    US: Rivers Frozen in Philadelphia Following Arctic Blast

    Freezing temperatures in Philadelphia caused multiple water main breaks and froze rivers, leading to emergency repairs throughout the city. Police warned residents not to walk on the frozen waterways, emphasizing that the ice was dangerously thin despite its appearance.

      US: Winter Storm Brings Snow to Much of Kentucky

      Snow fell across parts of Kentucky on February 3, 2026, as a winter weather system moved through the region. In eastern Kentucky, including the Morehead area, snowfall reduced visibility and coated roads, creating hazardous travel conditions.

        Japan: Two Dead as Heavy Snow Triggers Building Collapses in Niigata 2

        Across Niigata Prefecture, multiple structures collapsed following heavy snowfall from February 2 to 3, killing two people in Kashiwazaki and Joetsu. As of February 3, snow accumulation in Nagaoka had reached about 1.4 meters, roughly 2.6 times the seasonal average. This video shows a house in Tokamachi believed to have collapsed under the weight of snow.

          Japan: Heavy Snow Paralyzes Aomori as Record Accumulation Piles Up

          A series of strong cold air masses brought heavy snowfall to northern Japan from January 21 through February 2. According to authorities, a total of 30 people have died across the region since January 20 due to snow-related incidents. In Aomori City, numerous vehicles were left stranded by the snow, causing traffic congestion in many areas. Snow accumulation reached 178 centimeters on February 2—about 2.6 times the seasonal average—prompting the closure of all public elementary and junior high schools in the city.

            US: Cold Snap Sends Iguanas Falling From Trees Across South Florida 3

            As a cold snap pushed temperatures in south Florida into the mid-30s, cold-stunned iguanas began falling from trees. Around 600 iguanas were dropped off at Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission facilities over the weekend, while professional trappers collected hundreds more in a single day. Because iguanas are considered an invasive species, those collected are not released back into the wild.

              US: Cold Snap Sends Iguanas Falling From Trees Across South Florida 4

              As a cold snap pushed temperatures in south Florida into the mid-30s, cold-stunned iguanas began falling from trees. Around 600 iguanas were dropped off at Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission facilities over the weekend, while professional trappers collected hundreds more in a single day. Because iguanas are considered an invasive species, those collected are not released back into the wild.

                US: Cold Snap Sends Iguanas Falling From Trees Across South Florida 2

                As a cold snap pushed temperatures in south Florida into the mid-30s, cold-stunned iguanas began falling from trees. Around 600 iguanas were dropped off at Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission facilities over the weekend, while professional trappers collected hundreds more in a single day. Because iguanas are considered an invasive species, those collected are not released back into the wild.

                  US: Cold Snap Sends Iguanas Falling From Trees Across South Florida

                  As a cold snap pushed temperatures in south Florida into the mid-30s, cold-stunned iguanas began falling from trees. Around 600 iguanas were dropped off at Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission facilities over the weekend, while professional trappers collected hundreds more in a single day. Because iguanas are considered an invasive species, those collected are not released back into the wild.

                    Japan: Heavy Snow Triggers Building Collapses in Niigata

                    Across Niigata Prefecture, multiple structures collapsed due to heavy snowfall between Monday, February 2 and Tuesday, February 3, leaving two people in critical condition. This video shows a house in the Hanazono area of Nagaoka City that is believed to have collapsed under the weight of snow. As of February 3, snow accumulation in Nagaoka had reached about 1.4 meters, roughly 2.6 times the seasonal average.

                      US: Floating Ice Drifts Through Chicago River Amid Frozen Conditions 2

                      The Chicago River was partially frozen as plummeting temperatures continued in the city. This video captures an icebreaker navigating the frozen Chicago River on Thursday, January 29.