RSKY
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They have raised the river crest forecasts for Paducah and Smithland Kentucky by four feet. Both are on the Ohio River. Smithland is depending on a sandbag levee which will be crested by at least two feet sometime tonight.
My sister is the PVA there and they are moving things, again, to higher locations in her offices.
Got a frantic call from the oldest son-in-law needing help to move equipment at his shop. He works for a very large international equipment leasing company. He thought his shop was safe but now they tell him it will have four feet of water by tomorrow morning. I told him to call his boss and let them tell him what to do, he just called back and said they were sending people from two other shops to help him.
This looks to be worse than the 97 floods and will have a huge impact on my area.
Sister just called while I was typing this message. She was at her office in Smithland when the sirens went off and the loudspeakers saying "Get out, get out, get out, levee breached", over and over. She and her staff dropped what they were doing and ran out to their cars and left. Now every way she tries to get out of the county is blocked by water. Told her to forget everything and come here by any route possible. Would go get her but I don't know any of the roads in that area.
My sister is the PVA there and they are moving things, again, to higher locations in her offices.
Got a frantic call from the oldest son-in-law needing help to move equipment at his shop. He works for a very large international equipment leasing company. He thought his shop was safe but now they tell him it will have four feet of water by tomorrow morning. I told him to call his boss and let them tell him what to do, he just called back and said they were sending people from two other shops to help him.
This looks to be worse than the 97 floods and will have a huge impact on my area.
Sister just called while I was typing this message. She was at her office in Smithland when the sirens went off and the loudspeakers saying "Get out, get out, get out, levee breached", over and over. She and her staff dropped what they were doing and ran out to their cars and left. Now every way she tries to get out of the county is blocked by water. Told her to forget everything and come here by any route possible. Would go get her but I don't know any of the roads in that area.