Heavy rainfall has caused severe flooding in Kentucky, resulting in loss of life. The flooding has been attributed to heavy rains in the area. Governor Andy Beshear has confirmed that at least four people have died due to the flooding.
This information was announced on Saturday. For more information on the flooding in Kentucky, readers can refer to the source, ABC13 Houston, for further details and updates on the situation.
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