Overview
- At least 25 fatalities have been confirmed across six states, including Kentucky, where floodwaters remain dangerously high.
- The Ohio River in Louisville is set to crest at nearly 37 feet, marking one of the ten worst floods in the city's history.
- Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has declared a state of emergency, warning residents to prioritize safety as rivers and creeks remain above flood stage.
- Communities in Kentucky, including Frankfort and Lockport, face extensive damage, evacuations, and disrupted utilities as residents await receding waters.
- Meteorologists warn of additional severe storms expected to hit the region starting Thursday, potentially complicating rescue and recovery operations.