The National Guard and the state Police used helicopters and boats to rescue dozens of people from homes and vehicles in Kentucky's eastern coal-mining region. Video footage from local media showed floodwaters reaching the roofs of houses and turning roads into rivers.
In Garrett, Kentucky, a coal-mining town about 125 miles east of Lexington, brown floodwaters swirled through a commercial street and backed up against storefronts, video clips showed. Rescue boats carried people wearing life jackets along the submerged street, past the tops of vehicles poking through the high water.
Authorities went door-to-door on Thursday in a low-lying area in Jackson, Kentucky, a town of 2,200 people, ordering them to evacuate after inspectors noticed a discharge from the nearby Panbowl Lake Dam. Rivers across the region were expected to crest on Friday and throughout the weekend, while a risk of more dangerous flash flooding remained possible again throughout the day, the weather service said.
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