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Ice not expected to melt until Saturday

January 30, 2009|Casey Castle

The ice that bombarded Jessamine County since Tuesday won't disappear quickly.

According to Joe Ammerman of the National Weather Service, the wintry weather that has downed power lines and tree branches throughout the county should be passed. But the ice that came with it will likely remain until deep into the weekend.

Ammerman said the temperatures won't rise above freezing soon, leaving the ice and heavy snow for at least three more days.

"(The melting) is not going to occur very fast because we're not really looking at temperatures being above freezing until Sunday," he said. "You won't see ice melting until late into the weekend."

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Friday's weather will feature cloudy skies with a 40 percent chance of snow showers and highs in the mid-20s. Friday night and Saturday will see lows around 12 with highs near 30 and the partly cloudy effect continuing.

Saturday night and Sunday will also be partly cloudy but a little bit warmer with lows in the mid-20s and highs on Sunday around 40.

It is then the ice and snow should begin to melt.

For updated information about from the National Weather Service, see www.nws.noaa.gov.

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