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Flash flooding creates serious travel situations / album Thanks for sharing photos of the flooding, storm and wind damage. We welcome your photo(s) Photo album. Click on headline for photos Sat 27 May 2017 By Ed Waggener Flash flooding has created serious travel problems in the area tonight. Not only are there overflows on roadways in the usual low lying areas, but fast moving water is flowing like mountain creek beds just below crests. Water was over Jamestown Street in the Dip at around 7:30pmCT, not from Town Creek, but from driveway and parking lot runoff. Fairground Street between Lindsey Wilson Street and the KY 206 Bridge over Russell Creek, had pooling, and Bull Run Road had several pooling problems which made driving tricky, with hydroplaning hazards. Bull Run Lane, from Bull Road Road to Liberty Road, had potentially life threatening currents across the roadbed, none from Bull Run Creek, which was raging at around 7:30pmCT and had built up numerous small lakes along the sides of the roads, but from overflows from the fields and pastures. Debris on roadways are a problem, though so far word has not reached us of any tornado wind or lightning damage, but motorists should still maintain caution, particularly in the northern Adair County, Taylor County, and Casey Counties in this region. Larry Smith, FM 99.9 the Big Dawg, has reported that flash flooding made W Main Street in Campbellsville impassable at the Buckhorn Creek Bridge. This story was posted on 2017-05-27 20:10:02
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