14 Dead In Record Floods In Kentucky Impacting Other U.S. States (Videos)

14 Dead In Record Floods In Kentucky Impacting Other U.S. States (Videos)

February 17. 2025

Severe floods have hit the U.S. state of Kentucky in historic flooding.14-people have been confirmed dead. Over 1,000 people who were trapped in homes and businesses have been rescued. The search continues for survivors. The floods have also impacted the U.S. states of Arkansas, Mississippi, Virginia, West Virginia and Tennessee who are experiencing bad weather and are under advisory flood warnings.

140 million Americans are under a weather advisory. A news report quoting mayor, Steve Carr, indicates a major levee failed in Tennessee, prompting mandatory evacuations due to, "Rising water, no electricity and freezing temperatures creating a life-threatening situation."

I've repeatedly warned that subsidence would become a huge problem and that is what has been occurring for the past few years in historic and record weather events (Yellowstone Floods In Unprecedented Climate Event Confirming Previous Site Claims (Videos)). Record rains and floods are killing people and washing away the land.

The climate is changing in a negative way, creating weather disasters in regions where they previously did not occur. That is an indication of a serious problem. Some state colder temperatures means global warming is a hoax, but they fail to understand what climate change is and the impact it can have if things continue along this path. Climate change is temperatures being significantly colder or hotter than the norm for said region and time of year.

Please understand, if this planet gets too hot, human life cannot exist as it does now and many people will die (billions). If this planet gets too cold, like an ice age, human life cannot exist as it does now and many people will die (billions). In 2023 and 2024 global temperatures reached record highs. The same can be said for cold temperatures last year.

These are all changes that must be monitored as it is a forerunner of a serious problem that needs to be fixed. My climate predictions have been coming true one after another and it spells bad news, regarding a problem that needs to be fixed for all our sakes (site exclusives).

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Winter Storm Leaves at Least 10 Dead, Triggers Historic Flooding and Power Outages Across Eastern U.S.

Updated February 17, 2025 11:18 a.m. ET - A powerful winter storm swept across the United States over the weekend, leaving at least 10 people dead, inundating roads with historic flooding, and causing widespread power outages across multiple states. The storm, which battered the South and moved into the Northeast, triggered emergency declarations, forced evacuations, and knocked out electricity for hundreds of thousands of residents.

In Kentucky, at least nine people died, including a child, as floodwaters surged through towns and highways. "We just confirmed another weather-related death out of Pike County, bringing our total loss to nine people," Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear announced Sunday. He warned that the toll could rise as search and rescue operations continue, with emergency crews having already performed more than 1,000 rescues in under 24 hours. This is "one of the most serious weather events we've dealt with in at least a decade," Beshear added.

Water levels reached record highs in parts of Kentucky, a state still recovering from devastating floods two years ago that killed 43 people. Beshear described the flooding as "massive," citing mudslides, road closures, and stranded residents. He urged people to avoid travel, warning that "hundreds of roads" remained underwater or impassable. The storm's impact was widespread, stretching from heavy snowfall in the western part of the state to torrential rain and landslides in the east.

https://www.btimesonline.com

At least 13 deaths amid back-to-back winter storms across US

February 17, 2025, 5:02 PM- More than 140 million Americans were under alerts Monday for high winds, extreme cold and a new winter storm as the weekend's dangerous weather moved out, leaving tens of thousands without power throughout the South and at least 13 deaths in its wake. There were 12 reported storm-related fatalities in Kentucky and one in Georgia, officials said. The impact from flooding in his state is "massive," Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Sunday in a statement on X...

https://abcnews.go.com

Deadly storm system brings heavy snow and flooding rains to multiple states

Updated 11 hours ago - Energy & Climate - A massive, severe storm system that's slamming the U.S. Northeast with heavy snow has this weekend triggered flash flood warnings in West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky, where officials reported at least 11 deaths. The big picture: The multifaceted storm that began Saturday knocked out power to an estimated half a million customers from Virginia to Mississippi and delayed thousands of flights during the holiday weekend...

https://www.axios.com

At least 13 deaths amid back-to-back winter storms across US

February 17, 2025, 5:02 PM - More than 140 million Americans were under alerts Monday for high winds, extreme cold and a new winter storm as the weekend's dangerous weather moved out, leaving tens of thousands without power throughout the South and at least 13 deaths in its wake. There were 12 reported storm-related fatalities in Kentucky and one in Georgia, officials said. The impact from flooding in his state is "massive," Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Sunday in a statement on X...

https://abcnews.go.com

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