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Snowy weather causes hazardous conditions for drivers
Published on Thursday, February 12, 2009 10:42 AM PST
It was slow going for motorists on Wofford Heights Hill on Hwy. 155 Monday afternoon after a vehicle rollover, numerous spinouts and emergency vehicles stopped traffic for about two hours. CHP Sgt. Bob Romine reported a total of five non-injury crashes in the valley, including one at Piney Point between Lake Isabella and Mt. Mesa, a spinout in the Kern Canyon, and the scene above. At the height of the snow storm, white out conditions were reported at Call Box 3 in the canyon.
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