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Snowy weather causes rollover accident

Posted: 01.18.2013 at 10:25 PM

Jerry Tudor

Live Truck Operator/Reporter

Read more: Local, News, Rollover, Accident, Weather, Snow, Ice, Snowfall, Bad Weather, Crash

ELY TOWNSHIP -- Friday's cold temperatures and snowfall made for slick roads in a number of places in the Upper Peninsula.

There was a rollover accident on US-41 near Ely Township just after two Friday afternoon.

Ishpeming Township fire officials say the driver of the vehicle lost control while heading north on US-41 and rolled over.

No other vehicles were involved and no injuries were reported.

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