4 dead in Kentucky after heavy rain and floods, governor says
Summary
Four people died in Kentucky due to flooding caused by heavy rain from thunderstorms. The governor declared a state of emergency as more rain is expected and teams continue rescue efforts.Key Facts
- Four people have died in Kentucky from flood-related incidents.
- Three deaths occurred in Madison County; one in Jackson County.
- Flash flood warnings are active in parts of Kentucky and Indiana.
- Some areas of southwestern Indiana have received 4 to 10 inches of rain.
- Kentucky expects up to 7 inches of rain through late evening.
- At least 12 state roads in Kentucky are closed due to flooding.
- Rescue teams have conducted water rescues from vehicles and homes.
- A precautionary evacuation was ordered in Bullitt County after a landslide near a dam, which remains stable.
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