Our receptionist, Stacy came in and asked me, "Did you bring your floaties to work with you today?" I responded, "RIGHT?!"
Have you looked outside? The water is getting high, especially in certain spots around the tri-state. My backyard (above) looks like lakeside property...
I don’t remember very many really bad storms as a child. We’d have tornado warnings and the sirens would sound. That would frighten the life out of me, but then we’d head over to my grandmother’s house and go down into her basement and then nothing would materialize. And when I was kid, I LOVED snowstorms. But I’m all grown up now. And I have grown-up attitudes about some of these nasty storms. In
From Keith Todd, Public Information Officer, KYTC, Department of Highways, Districts One & Two
Many of our river communities are on or near crest. That means river levels will remain pretty constant for several days. Unless we have additional rain that raises river levels significantly, or we have localized heavy rain that causes flash flooding, we would anticipate few changes to this list o
COUNTY
ROADS CLOSED
ROADS OPEN
DUE TO HIGHWATER
BUT WITH HIGHWATER
Caldwell
KY 1272 MP 2-3
KY 126 MP 4-5
KY 1592 MP 2-3
KY 126 MP 7-8
KY 128 MP 2-3
KY 1627 MP 7-8
Christian
KY 107 MP 1-2
KY 345 MP 6-7
KY 345 MP 9-10
COUNTY
ROADS CLOSED
ROADS OPEN
DUE TO HIGHWATER
BUT WITH HIGHWATER
Caldwell
KY 1272 MP 2-3
KY 126 MP 4-5
KY 1592 MP 2-3
KY 126 MP 7-8
KY 128 MP 2-3
KY 1627 MP 7-8
Christian
KY 345 MP 6-7
US 41A MP 9-10
KY 345 MP 9-10
KY 10
Well, you don't need me to tell you . . . but the rain, rain WON'T GO AWAY and flooding problems continue throughout the tri-state. School systems have dismissed classes, flood waters continue to cover local roadways and highways, dozens of families are displaced, many have homes completely surrounded by water and the volunteers at the American Red Cross are working around the clock to offer floo