Lasting from Feb. 3-6, 1998, the systsem led to major power outages across the Louisville area as parts of Kentucky got as much as 25 inches of snow. In Louisville, 22.4 inches of snow were ...

Lasting from Feb. 3-6, 1998, the systsem led to major power outages across the Louisville area as parts of Kentucky got as much as 25 inches of snow. In Louisville, 22.4 inches of snow were recorded.

Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said there were multiple deaths across the state as a result of this month's snow storms. Skip to content NOWCAST WLKY News at 11:00pm ...

By late Wednesday, parts of eastern Kentucky to southern West Virginia will see 4 to 6 inches of snow while parts of southeast Virginia and northeast North Carolina could see 8 inches or more of snow.

The death toll in the storms that hit Kentucky over the weekend has risen to at least 14 as the state braces for more severe winter weather on Tuesday night.. Gov. Andy Beshear announced Tuesday ...

Check here for latest updates:What we know about the risk of tornadoes on Tuesday. Update, 7:10 a.m.: A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Kentucky. The watch is valid until noon and covers ...

and in parts of kentucky, cities are struggling to prepare for even more snow and cold after those deadly floods. AT LEAST 14 PEOPLE HAVE DIED IN THE HISTORIC STORMS THAT WE SAW OVER THE WEEKEND.

Deadly storms and widespread flooding in Kentucky killed 12 people. Gov. Andy Beshear says it will take a long time to recover and the state will need federal help.

Three deadly storms have hit the state this year. In February, several counties in Eastern Kentucky faced historic flooding; several inches hitting a region that had already been saturated from ...

Snow that already coated much of the state melted, adding to the deluge. ... Section A, Page 20 of the New York edition with the headline: What We Know About Storms That Keep Flooding Kentucky.

Lasting from Feb. 3-6, 1998, the systsem led to major power outages across the Louisville area as parts of Kentucky got as much as 25 inches of snow. In Louisville, 22.4 inches of snow were recorded.