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April's severe weather left 50% of McLean County under water. The small farming town in western Kentucky saw the Green River rise to levels not seen in decades.
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Flooding threat persists with many waterways expected to crest in coming days
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Several Kentucky communities were hit with flash flooding on Friday and are prepping for yet another round of storms – with the potential for more widespread flooding – to hit this weekend.
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High winds and heavy rain created deadly weather conditions Wednesday evening in western Tennessee.
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More rain on the way in days to come as forecasters warn of flash flooding chances
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Officials with the National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center are forecasting a significant chance of a tornado outbreak across western Kentucky and Tennessee as well as in southern Illinois, Indiana and Missouri Wednesday evening.
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An approaching cold front will bring a chance for severe weather across western Kentucky and Tennessee and southern Illinois, Indiana and Missouri this weekend.
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Severe weather is expected to impact parts of western Kentucky and Tennessee – as well as southern Illinois – beginning Friday evening and into Saturday.
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Flooding touched nearly every part of the 250-person town, left 25 homes significantly damaged
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Emergency management director says scale of disaster unlikely to trigger federal aid