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Kentucky Reels From Deadly Floods As Heat Index Rises

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Kentucky Reels From Deadly Floods As Heat Index Rises

Kentucky Reels From Deadly Floods As Heat Index Rises

Kentucky Reels , From Deadly Floods , As Heat Index Rises.

ABC reports that at least 37 people have been killed in devastating floods in Kentucky.

ABC reports that at least 37 people have been killed in devastating floods in Kentucky.

Among the dead are four siblings, ranging from two to eight years old, who were swept away by the water.

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According to Governor Andy Beshear, the number of deaths is expected to grow in the coming days.

According to Governor Andy Beshear, the number of deaths is expected to grow in the coming days.

On August 2, the governor said that over 1,300 people have been rescued from flooded areas.

On August 2, the governor said that over 1,300 people have been rescued from flooded areas.

Following the initial flood, residents were bracing for more storms and rain.

While some showers are possible, the state is expected to stay dry through August 7, at which point more rain is expected.

The governor warned that the other weather challenge for residents will be extreme heat.

The heat index for Kentucky is expected to climb up to 100 degrees.

Residents have been urged to go to cooling centers and be cautious while picking through debris.

Governor Beshear is expected to visit more impacted areas of the state throughout the week.

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Governor Beshear is expected to visit more impacted areas of the state throughout the week.

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ABC reports that President Joe Biden has approved a disaster declaration for the ravaged state.


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