Weekend Snowfall Doesn't Live Up to All the Hype; Storm Hits North of Dayton ; Five Inches in Mercer and Allen Counties Is 'About the Worst in This General Region,' Says Meteorologist.

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Heading into the weekend, weather watchers had forecast a nasty winter storm would pelt the region with up to 8 inches of snow as well as sleet, ice and strong winds. The snow came. But the rains, the high winds and the fluctuating temperatures that accompanied the snow tamped it down or blew it away, making the accumulation seem lighter than expected in some places.

On Saturday, for example, about five inches of snow blanketed Brookville and more than four inches fell on Vandalia, said John Franks, a meteorologist at the National Weather Service's office in Wilmington.

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Weekend Snowfall Doesn't Live Up to All the Hype; Storm Hits North of Dayton ; Five Inches in Mercer and Allen Counties Is 'About the Worst in This General Region,' Says Meteorologist.

"I'm sure if we looked today, they don't have anywhere...

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