WHIO: Kentucky's State of Emergency Due to Hurricane Helene's Impact
Friday, 27 September 2024, 20:50
WHIO: Kentucky's State of Emergency Declared
Kentucky's Gov. Beshear has announced a state of emergency as Hurricane Helene approaches the region. This measure comes in response to strong winds and torrential rain that are predicted to impact several counties.
Impacted Counties and Expected Conditions
- Counties at risk: Numerous counties are under warning as the storm advances.
- Power outages are expected due to severe weather conditions.
- Emergency services are on high alert to assist those affected.
What the State of Emergency Means
The declaration enables Gov. Beshear to mobilize state resources to aid local communities facing challenges from the hurricane. Assistance is ready to address disruptions caused by hurricane winds and torrential rainfall.
For more details on the situation, stay tuned to WHIO.
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