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GALLERY: Snow Storm Jonas in Haywood County

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25 January 2016

Archived News

fr snowAllen Newland with A Shot Above aerial photography took these shots on Sunday, Jan. 24, showing the aftermath of Snow Storm Jonas in Haywood County.

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An aerial shot of downtown Waynesville shows that main roads were clear and town was bustling Sunday despite 8 to 10 inches that accumulated Friday and Saturday. 

Haywood County Schools remain closed Monday, Jan. 25, due to icy road conditions. 

A State of Emergency was issued for Haywood County late Thursday but was lifted Sunday evening as the temperatures reached mid-40s.

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