4 dead in Kentucky flooding, state of emergency declared: Governor
Summary
Heavy rain caused severe flooding in parts of Kentucky over the weekend, resulting in at least four deaths. Governor Andy Beshear declared a state of emergency as rain and flash floods continue, with rescue teams actively working in affected areas.Key Facts
- Four people died due to flooding in Kentucky, with three deaths in Madison County and one in Jackson County.
- Two of the fatalities in Madison County were at a home in Richmond; the third was a man swept away in his vehicle.
- Governor Beshear declared a state of emergency in Kentucky due to ongoing heavy rain and flooding.
- Some areas of Kentucky were forecast to receive up to 7 inches of rain.
- Emergency teams conducted multiple water rescues from vehicles and homes.
- The National Weather Service issued flash flood warnings for Kentucky and Indiana.
- Parts of southwestern Indiana had already received 4 to 10 inches of rain.
- The flooding event is ongoing, with heavy rain expected to continue through Saturday night.
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