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Location Time
(est)		 Weather Vsby.
(SM)		 Temp.
(ºF)		 Dewpt.
(ºF)		 Hum.
(%)		 Wind
(mph)		Wind
Chill (ºF)		Pres.
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Bowling Green21:53Fair10+342056CalmNA30.20
Frankfort21:53Fair10+292378NW 32630.15
Ft. Knox22:55Fair10+281969NW 72030.17
Huntingburg, IN22:35Fair10+271869W 52130.22
Lexington21:54Fair10+292482N 82130.15
Lou. Bowman21:53Fair10+321959NW 52730.19
Lou. International21:56Fair10+321856NW 102430.19
Somerset22:35Fair10+322164N 52730.15
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  This Day in Local Weather History ...
15 February 1954 → Louisville's warmest February low temperature: 62 degrees.
15 February 2003 → A thick coating of mostly sleet and some freezing rain accumulated one to two inches in most locations in the Blue Grass from the 15th into the 16th. Sections of Interstate 64 were shut down during the storm. The hardest hit areas were around Frankfort and Lexington. A 78 year old male in Lawrenceburg died of injuries sustained when he was struck by a falling ice-covered tree limb.
  This Day in National/World Weather History ...
15 February 1982 → An intense storm system off the Atlantic coast produced 80 mph winds which whipped water into waves 50 feet high. The storm capsized a drilling rig, killing 84 people, and sank a freighter killing 33.
15 February 2003 → In southwest Indiana the Evansville area received several inches of sleet mixed with freezing rain and snow, resulting in major travel disruptions. Evansville had 4.3 inches of snow and ice, while Dix in southeast Illinois reported 6.0 inches.
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