Donald Trump approved an emergency declaration for Kentucky as severe storms wreak havoc across the central US, leading to a potential generational flooding event. The National Weather Service warns of continued heavy rains and storms, exacerbating already dangerous conditions that have resulted in at least seven fatalities. FEMA is coordinating disaster relief efforts across Kentucky's 120 counties, beginning from April 2. As storms intensify, forecasts predict over 10 inches of rain in some areas, alongside potential tornadoes, raising alarms about severe impacts throughout the region.
The National Weather Service warns that generational flooding could occur in Kentucky and surrounding areas, with the potential for severe deluges and tornadoes ahead.
Authorities in Kentucky confirmed recovery operations after a juvenile was swept away by floodwaters, amidst rising death tolls from severe storms affecting millions in the region.
FEMA announced federal disaster assistance for Kentucky, aimed at coordinating response efforts for the state as it braces for unprecedented flooding and severe weather.
Evan Bentley of the NWS expressed concern about potential strong tornadoes developing across northeast Texas to western Arkansas, signaling heightened risks in the area.
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