Two Inches, Too Much! : 2.16.10

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Photo By Yvette Stafford : ©2010 www.nelsoncountylife.com : Cars line up for about a mile on Route 151 south of Martins Store Monday afternoon when a quick 2 inches of snow fell across the county.
Photo By Yvette Stafford : ©2010 www.nelsoncountylife.com : Cars line up for about a mile on Route 151 south of Martins Store Monday afternoon when a quick 2 inches of snow fell across the county.

Nelson County, Virginia
It wasn’t much and it didn’t last very long, but it was just enough to cause a bunch of headaches Monday across Nelson County. Snow began falling Monday morning in the area and by noon most roads were covered, slick, and hazardous.

This starts the third week that Nelson County Public Schools will be closed. They were closed Monday and again today.

Cars all jammed up near the 151 / 6 intersection at Martins Store.
Cars all jammed up near the 151 / 6 intersection at Martins Store.

In addition to accidents in the Rockfish Valley, numerous wrecks happened on U.S 29, Route 250, and I-64.

Members of the Rockfish Valley Fire Department & Rescue stand by with a driver who skidded off the road Monday near Ruritian Park.
Members of the Rockfish Valley Fire Department & Rescue stand by with a driver who skidded off the road Monday near Ruritian Park.
Photo By Kim Chappell : Cars line up on Route 664 trying to safely make it down from Wintergreen Monday afternoon.
Photo By Kim Chappell : Cars line up on Route 664 trying to safely make it down from Wintergreen Monday afternoon.

The good news! Snow appears to be out of here for the foreseeable future. Over the next 7 days, no mention of snow is in the forecast. Temps moderate a bit for much of the period into the 40’s for much of the extended outlook.

More over in Tommy’s Audio Weather by clicking here.

Most major roads are clear in Nelson, but many back roads and some secondary roads remain slick.

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