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Franklin County Magistrate Sherry Sebastian lives along the banks of the Kentucky River and has already moved all of her items from her flooded basement.
From Lexington Herald Leader
All Kentucky state offices will be closed due to extreme flooding in the commonwealth.
From Yahoo
The storm, which has killed at least 16 people, doesn’t show signs of letting up.
From The New York Times
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FRANKFORT, Ky. — Gov. Andy Beshear gave an update Thursday following bouts of severe weather and multiple confirmed tornadoes across the Commonwealth.
In anticipation of tonight's severe weather, the Mayor of Paducah, George Bray, has provided an update for the city.
Kentucky Transportation officials are urging caution as high water levels are causing road closures. Here's a full list.
A likely tornado has been spotted over the Barkley Regional Airport in West Paducah, Kentucky. According to local reports, National Weather Service office is in line of the tornado and staff is sheltering in place.
The City of Paducah on Friday began the process of installing floodgates. With Friday's updated forecast, the Ohio River at Paducah is expected to crest a 50 feet and hold
Much of central and western Kentucky were already experiencing flooding Friday. Some of the region could soon see an additional half-foot of rain.
Wednesday night’s bout with severe weather in south western Kentucky truly first began when, around 6:55 PM, Christian and Todd counties got their first tornado warnings — following tracked storms from northwestern Tennessee.
Many Kentucky counties were under tornado warnings during the storm, including Fayette County. Here’s where damage has ben reported
Several inches of rain will continue in Louisville and other commonwealth regions, with the possibility of flash or widespread flooding.
Damage from tornadoes and severe weather was significant at first light Thursday. With more rain coming, major flooding is likely to follow.