At 7 a.m., the Tug Fork was at 45.55 feet, nearly three feet above major flood stage. The river is now expected to crest at 49 feet this afternoon. The record flood level for Williamson is 52.6 feet.

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Much of the U.S. faced another round of biting winter weather Sunday, with torrential rains causing intense flooding in ...

Damaging floods swept across Kentucky over the weekend, with each of the commonwealth’s 120 counties taking on at least 3 inches of rain. A Scott County man is now the 12th victim.