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Everyone okay down in Kentucky?

My family is safe. Major damage is one county over, they got hammered. A good friend's son lost everything but made it to safety. Problem is, it's still raining! several more days to go of it.....
 
Kyhunter1 said:
My family is safe. Major damage is one county over, they got hammered. A good friend's son lost everything but made it to safety. Problem is, it's still raining! several more days to go of it.....
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Hoping the rain slacks off soon. I’m over in Laurel County. Shout if I can do anything for y’all.
 
It's bad we are praying for them!! I'm about 100 miles north of them. We have been getting a lot of rain. They had 8in in one day it all runs down hill! It's really bad down there.
 
Can't believe some of the images. I heard we are up to 26 lives lost. Might be more by now.
My wife told me of all 4 children swept away from one family... Pulled from a tree they all clung to. How awful.

We are fine here in Pulaski county, everything happened east of here.
We had an 8 inch rainfall overnight in my area last year, the creek in front of the house went from a foot deep to five, and overflowed the banks by 30' to each side! Still a good 20 yards from the house, but swept away a bunch of stuff as it ran through an old out building.
Water is a hell of a thing.
 
How are that national forests in ky. Did they get it?


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