One killed, another airlifted after shots fired in Owsley County
Updated: 12:04 AM - Trooper Paul Blanton confirmed a man has died, after shots were fired in Owsley County Saturday night.
Since last night the model data has been trying to get slightly more aggressive with rainfall in other parts of KY. That could also include parts of southeastern KY too!
Timing Isaac:
HPC's latest projection from 7am Thursday.

Now this is suggesting upwards of 7" of rainfall around Louisville and back towards Indy. That's a lot of rain no matter how stretched out the forecast appears. Around here we are pushing more towards 3" in some cases.
GFS Rainfall

Not quite as heavy with the GFS. As a matter of fact this model run is taking the heavier rounds more towards the north. It's similar to what I have been thinking which is around 1"-2.5" for the folks around here. That's something we can handle without major issue.
The latest full run of the NAM cuts off on Sunday afternoon... but again favors the GFS an awful lot!

Similar... but not as intense with the heavy rainfall!
I'll have another update later today!
C-Ya Bye
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