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Zach Top - South Of Sanity
I've been listening to your station since i've been 13 years old, I am now 22 and living in Texas, I'd love to hear some Randy Travis or Zach Top early in the morning around 2-3 am while at work.
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Lee Brice - Soul
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Eric Whitehead
Hank Williams Jr. - Country Boy Can Survive
I love country music you guys rock
The National Weather Service in Louisville confirmed two tornadoes touched down in Breckinridge County during severe weather overnight from June 21 into June 22.
NWS Louisville Lead Forecaster Brian Schoettmer said the tornadoes were part of a larger supercell that brought several tornadoes through the area. One of the tornadoes touched down near Mystic.
“It was on the ground for just a short period of time, and it was rated an EF0 at 85 miles per hour, which is at the top end of the EF0 range,” Schoettmer said.
The second touchdown was just west of Irvington and was rated stronger.
“It was rated at EF1, 100 miles per hour, and they were just ten minutes apart, so pretty close together in time frame and in distance as well,” Schoettmer said.
Schoettmer said some structures were damaged and some large trees were snapped, which is typical for this level of storm.
He said the tornadoes are a reminder to have multiple methods of receiving alerts on inclement weather.
“A lot of people like to say they rely on outdoor sirens, but it’s important to differentiate that those are really just for folks outdoors,” Schoettmer said. “Those are not meant to be heard indoors, so it’s always good to have alerts set up on your phone, a NOAA weather radio, watch your local broadcast media, and weather apps. Those are all great ways to receive warnings.”
Schoettmer said to keep an eye on this weekend’s forecast as another round of severe storms and flooding threats may be seen.
Area residents looking for a fun way to celebrate Independence Day can take to the skies next week. The Elizabethtown Nature Park will be hosting helicopter rides and a display of historic military vehicles July 2 and 3. The vehicles will be on display near the Veterans Tribute inside the nature park from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. both days. According to the City of Elizabethtown Events team, the National […]
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