All those people who were madly clearing shelves in my neighborhood Kroger last night?

They’ll have to wait until after work to do anything with their stockpiles.

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As you can see here in Pulaski County, the weather disaster didn’t arrive. Serious cold air is coming still, but not ice and snow.

BY THE WAY: The city of Little Rock opened at 4 p.m. Wednesday a 24-hour “warming center” in the Nathaniel Hill Community Center on East Sixth Street. It will remain open as a shelter through noon Monday, Jan. 11.

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