With severe weather and up to 15 inches of rain forecast over the next four days, Kentucky Transportation Cabinet crews have been preparing and monitoring weather conditions closely.
Crews have been removing trees and debris from under bridges and checking culverts and drainage structures to allow for better flow of water during the heavy rain and runoff.
Crews have also double-checked chainsaws and other equipment needed to remove trees and limbs which could fall into the roadway during storms.
With the amount of rainfall that is being predicted, many roadways will likely be impacted by high water. There may be flooding in areas that normally don't flood.
Remember, never drive through a flooded roadway — turn around, don't drown. Even a small amount of running water can push your vehicle off the roadway.
Never move or drive around cones or barricades. They are placed there to keep you safe — flooded or damaged roads may not be visible until it's too late.
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KYTC preparing for severe weather, flooding
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