Severe weather conditions are worsening across the South and Midwest as series of torrential rains lead to flash flooding emergencies in several states, including Missouri, Texas, and Arkansas. In Kentucky, a tragic incident occurred when floodwaters swept a 9-year-old boy away while he was heading to a bus stop. Communities such as Hopkinsville are experiencing significant flooding, affecting local businesses and leading to rescues. Emergency services are actively addressing rising water levels and ensuring public safety amidst the ongoing severe weather.
Another round of torrential rain and flash flooding was expected to hit Saturday in parts of the South and Midwest already heavily waterlogged by days of severe storms.
In Frankfort, Kentucky, floodwaters swept a 9-year-old boy away while he was walking to a school bus stop Friday morning, officials said.
The downtown area of Hopkinsville, Kentucky - a city of 31,000 residents 72 miles (116 kilometers) northwest of Nashville - was submerged Friday.
Flash flood emergencies were issued Friday night in at least seven cities in Missouri, Texas and Arkansas, according to the National Weather Service.
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