US: Flash Flooding Hits Kentucky as Severe Storms Sweep Through

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US: Flash Flooding Hits Kentucky as Severe Storms Sweep Through

Flash flooding was reported in parts of Kentucky on Tuesday, July 21, as severe storms swept across the state.

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  • 2026/7/23 13:23:44
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  • 2026, Video Location: Nicholasville, Kentucky, YS Video Recording Date/Time: July 21

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