Clarksville TN

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Roads clearing in Clarksville but icy areas remain, especially side streets, parking lots

CLARKSVILLE, TN (CLARKSVILLE NOW) – Roads have improved across Clarksville, but ice is lingering. With high temperatures staying at or below freezing for the week ahead, ice will hang around, particularly on sidewalks, driveways and parking lots. “Roadway conditions have greatly improved since yesterday (Monday), but...
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School closures continue during historic winter storm in TN

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - A historic winter storm has brought ice and snow to Tennessee and Kentucky in late January. Thousands across Tennessee and Kentucky remain without power as the recovery effort continues. Latest: Recovery efforts continue days after historic winter storm in Tennessee. With this winter storm...
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Red River partially frozen in Clarksville: comparisons to 1994 ice storm

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A rare sight is catching the attention of longtime Clarksville residents as extreme cold grips Middle Tennessee: parts of the Red River are partially frozen. Many say the last time they remember seeing the river freeze was during the devastating ice storm of 1994 —...
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Middle Tennessee government offices closed Monday, Jan. 26

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — As the winter storm continues to bring freezing rain, sleet, snow, and ice to Middle Tennessee, a number of communities have announced city office closures for Monday, Jan. 26. So far, the winter storm has brought a half-inch blanket of ice across Nashville, prompting hundreds...
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Fort Campbell Commissary, Main Exchange operating on adjusted hours due to snow

FORT CAMPBELL, KY (CHRISTIAN COUNTY NOW) – Extended closures and limited operations should be expected on Fort Campbell through Tuesday, Jan. 27 due to lingering snow and ice. A news release from Fort Campbell says gates will be on DONSA operating hours, and the Fort Campbell Commissary will be...
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Salvation Army expands cold-weather response in Tennessee and Kentucky

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (KFVS) - The Salvation Army is now operating 13 warming shelters across Kentucky and Tennessee, including locations in Hopkinsville, Kentucky, and Dyersburg, Tennessee. These facilities are providing warmth, safety, and food to individuals and families impacted by power outages and extreme cold....
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Crews continue working to restore power across Middle TN

Thousands remained without power Monday morning as lineworkers worked tirelessly to restore systems across the Midstate.
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Clarksville-Montgomery County School System to remain closed through Wednesday

CMCSS schools and district offices will remain closed through Wednesday as crews battle thick ice and extreme cold across the area.
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Christian County Roads Remain Treacherous After Winter Storm

Christian County Emergency Management Director Randy Graham is warning county residents to stay at home if at all possible until road conditions improve. Graham says roads have not improved much since Winter Storm Fern moved through over the weekend. Graham says there were some power outages Sunday and early Monday...
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Dangerously cold weather lingers in Montgomery County

Dangerous winter weather conditions continue throughout the region, affecting Clarksville and Montgomery County with ice, snow, downed trees and branches, but especially very low temperatures expected to last for days. On Monday, the National Weather Service in Nashville called for the lows each night this week in...

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