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Monday, Jan. 4, 2021
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It may be that Mother Nature got a little tipsy over the New Year and as such became the life of the party, giving us all "something to talk about."

On New Year morning, many folks woke up to a rather hefty coating of ice. The recorded total was a one-quarter inch of accumulation of ice on power lines and trees. Fortunately, the temperatures were warm enough that it didn't cause a lot of issues on roadways. The high winds that were forecasted also did not materialize locally, which spared some tree and line breakages.

As the weekend continued, so did the weather events, with two snowfall events making for a total of four for the season thus far. Remember, we're due for 16. According to the old wives' tale the date of the first tracking snowfall marks the number of snowfalls for the season. The first tracking snow was on December 16th.

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The city of Mount Pulaski is considering updating their building codes.  Copies of the 2018 Building Code Manuals are available to review at City Hall for the next 30 days.

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