On the afternoon of June 19th, a low pressure system settled down into Central Kentucky, promoting scattered showers around the Ohio River Valley. As a result of heavy rain in eastern Kentucky, one instance of flash flooding was observed in Carter County when high water issues arose during the evening rush hour along Route 60.
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On the afternoon of June 19th, a low pressure system settled down into Central Kentucky, promoting scattered showers around the Ohio River Valley. As a result of heavy rain in eastern Kentucky, one instance of flash flooding was observed in Carter County when high water issues arose during the evening rush hour along Route 60.
The national radar mosaic for the moment the first event began.
1 flood. Local standard time, as filed.
In Clark Hill, high water was observed at the intersection of Jessica Lane and US Highway 60 for a brief period of time.
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