With the potential for once-in-a-lifetime rainfall and widespread impacts, historic flash flooding ... approach or exceed a foot. The National Weather Service in Paducah, Kentucky, said storm ...

At least 20 people were confirmed dead early ... overnight in Alabama and Mississippi, along with flash flood warnings for several counties in Kentucky, Mississippi and Tennessee.

Further to the east, the James River in Richmond was rising and expected to reach moderate flood stage by Monday. The Cumberland River at Baxter, Kentucky rose almost 20 feet on Saturday ...

Rain continued to pummel Kentucky and the Ohio River valley Friday, with more expected into the weekend, placing wide swaths of the state at risk of widespread and flash flooding, as rivers and ...

MAYFIELD, Ky. — Historic and catastrophic ... and thunderstorms has resulted in widespread flash flooding. Radar has estimated totals over one foot of rainfall over the last 12 to 24 hours.

Damaging winds, large hail, and localized flash flooding are also possible threats. Another round of severe weather is possible in Kentucky during the afternoon and evening hours May 20 ...

With the potential for once-in-a-lifetime rainfall and widespread impacts, historic flash flooding ... approach or exceed a foot. The National Weather Service in Paducah, Kentucky, said storm ...

Weekend rain in Kentucky resulted in flooding that killed ... who was walking to a bus stop Friday morning when a flash flood swept him away. Police found Andrews’s body two hours after they ...

Monterey is bordered by the Kentucky River on one side and by Cedar Creek on the other. Cammack said flash ... flooding from 1997, which recorded 53 feet, according to Cammack. He confirmed at ...

Life-threatening flash flooding ... Kentucky reported "numerous roads are impassable," and spotters in Monticello, Kentucky reported a stretch of Highway 90 was closed due to an 8-foot deep ...

However, if you go back into the state’s history, a few dates, about 20 years ... the flash flood disaster of 1939 would send waves of water across 21 counties in Eastern Kentucky.