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Central, Eastern Kentucky closings: WKYT's Snogo

School and business closings due to inclement weather

Ice on evergreens at Ashland following an overnight winter storm in Lexington, Ky., Sunday, December 7, 2013. Sleet and ice that covered Lexington early Sunday caused plenty of cancellations, but few real problems, officials said. Lexington police said they worked 13 non-injury accidents and four accidents with injuries, but none were serious. A few of those accidents were on Interstates 64 and 75, but most were minor fender-benders or cars that slid off the road. Don’t expect balmier weather any time soon — the forecast now calls for more precipitation on Monday with cold temperatures through the week.Photo by Matt Goins

Icy weather hits Central Kentucky

Sleet and ice that covered Lexington early Sunday caused plenty of cancellations, but few real problems...

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