Gov. Beshear orders flags lowered to honor Oklahoma tornado victims
1 mins ago - Governor Steve Beshear has ordered flags at all state office buildings to be lowered to half-staff as a show of respect for the victims of the Oklahoma tornadoes.
The rain became an issue on Sunday evening for many around the region. Flood warnings popped up areawide. Here's a look at some of the storm reports from the NWS Jackson.
PRELIMINARY LOCAL STORM REPORT...SUMMARY
NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE JACKSON KY
626 PM EST SUN JAN 24 2010
..TIME... ...EVENT... ...CITY LOCATION... ...LAT.LON...
..DATE... ....MAG.... ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE....
..REMARKS..
0300 PM FLOOD 6 SSE CORBIN 36.86N 84.07W
01/24/2010 WHITLEY KY LAW ENFORCEMENT
HIGHWAY 1064 CLOSED.
0354 PM HEAVY RAIN MONTICELLO 36.84N 84.85W
01/24/2010 U0.00 INCH WAYNE KY COUNTY OFFICIAL
4 INCHES OF WATER OVER HWY 92
0354 PM HEAVY RAIN EAST BERNSTADT 37.19N 84.12W
01/24/2010 U0.00 INCH LAUREL KY COUNTY OFFICIAL
CAR TRAPPED ON FLOODED ROAD
0435 PM FLOOD 3 SE JACKSON 37.53N 83.34W
01/24/2010 BREATHITT KY LAW ENFORCEMENT
KY HIGHWAY 1098 WASHED OUT AT SMITHS BRANCH ABOUT 2 MILES
UP FROM HWY 15.
0500 PM FLASH FLOOD BARBOURVILLE 36.87N 83.88W
01/24/2010 KNOX KY LAW ENFORCEMENT
ONE FOOT OF RUNNING WATER WAS REPORTED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT
OVER HIGHWAY 6 IN BARBOURVILLE.
0500 PM FLOOD WILLIAMSBURG 36.74N 84.17W
01/24/2010 WHITLEY KY LAW ENFORCEMENT
NUMEROUS ROADS COVERED WITH WATER COUNTY WIDE WITH DEPTHS
OF BETWEEN 4 INCHES AND 1 FOOT.
0600 PM FLOOD 2 E BONANZA 37.69N 82.83W
01/24/2010 FLOYD KY TRAINED SPOTTER
6 TO 8 INCHES OF WATER OVER KY 1427/ABBOTT CREEK ROAD.
0610 PM FLOOD 1 W MANCHESTER 37.15N 83.79W
01/24/2010 CLAY KY LAW ENFORCEMENT
CLOSING PORTION OF HIGHWAY 80, HAL ROGERS PARKWAY DUE TO
HIGH WATER.
0617 PM FLOOD ROYALTON 37.68N 83.02W
01/24/2010 MAGOFFIN KY TRAINED SPOTTER
OAKLEY CREEK IS OUT OF ITS BANKS AND HAS FLOODING A
PORTION OF HIGHWAY 1635 NEAR ROYALTON. ROAD IS
IMPASSIBLE.
It was a mess for many folks in some flood prone areas. Luckily, the rain is on the way out! The moisture will still be right here, but it will come down in a different form. That's when we'll see the change over from the rain to the snow! We had so many days with above normal temps this past week and now it looks as if those are on the way out!
We could see a couple of rounds of snow this week. The first could bring a couple of inches to some areas... especially in the higher elevations!
GFS Mon-Tuesday Night

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The next system could bring even more snow to the area later this week. It's still early for this run, but this data should give you something to talk about this week. It will all depend on exactly where the energy tracks and trust me on this one... it will change! I have seen some changes in the model data from earlier. Here's what the data is spitting out!
GFS 0z Run for late this week GFS 18z Run for late this week


There you can see how the data keeps changing from just runs on Sunday alone!
I'll have more later!
C-Ya Bye
1 mins ago - Governor Steve Beshear has ordered flags at all state office buildings to be lowered to half-staff as a show of respect for the victims of the Oklahoma tornadoes.
Posted: 3:57 PM - Some officers with Kentucky's Fraternal Order of Police have plans to help out their fellow first-responders in Moore, Oklahoma who are busy cleaning up tornado damage.
Posted: 3:10 PM - The planned expansion of Kentucky's Medicaid program coupled with a push to help the uninsured obtain health coverage will worsen the state's shortage of physicians.
Updated: 3:02 PM - Yamamoto Japanese Grill reopens after passing reinspection from Health Department.
Posted: 1:41 PM - State officials have cited an American Legion post in eastern Kentucky on gambling and alcohol charges.
Posted: 1:29 PM - A state report shows the number of coal jobs in Kentucky has dwindled to its lowest point since 1950.
Updated: 2:04 PM - It's a terrifying discovery, a woman says she woke up to find a man with a knife in her bedroom.
Posted: 12:45 PM - The Oklahoma Insurance Department says a preliminary estimate suggests the cost of the tornado that hit the Oklahoma City suburb of Moore could be more than $2 billion.
Posted: 11:03 AM - Residents of Moore, Okla., are returning to homes left in pieces by Monday's tornado.
Updated: 11:43 AM - The shooting incident early Wednesday took place in Orlando, where an FBI agent along with other law enforcement personnel were interviewing the man.