I had a chance on Tuesday to take some photography of an open field on the outer limits of Hopkinsville. The barn and buildings in the distance belong to the Amish that live in the area.
While I was writing the blog post for the church I found a passage in the book of Job that [...]
I measured four inches on the ground at my house. Trigg county received six inches. Hopkinsville is fortunate that ten inches of total devastation did not occur but there’s always next year.
I said yesterday I would build a snowman if I had enough material to work with but what fell turned out to be dry [...]
Let’s spin the wheel another time, the weather man has foretold that Hopkinsville will have devastating snow fall tomorrow. The winter storm warning published by the national weather service guarantees a minimum of four inches and up to 10 inches of the cold white stuff.
* SNOW ACCUMULATIONS OF 4 TO 7 INCHES ARE EXPECTED ALONG [...]
Many southern transplants that come to live in Kentucky will call anything that falls from the sky “Snow” but I think this is really a dilution of what Snow with a capital ‘S’ really means. For frozen precipitation to be properly called Snow it must completely cover the surface on which it falls. Preferably this [...]
On January 27, 2009 we have had the worst ice storm in several years. In the days preceding, phrases such as “10-year ice storm” and “the worst storm since ‘94″ have been heard. Some areas have been very hard hit. Based on police scanner chatter northern parts of Christian County are worse off than southern [...]
The first snowfall of the year is here. School is out in Christian county and surrounding areas. There is a webcam on the Boulevard. Seems it’s been cleared fairly well.
