IMAGES | Heavy rain, thunderstorms trigger flash flooding across Kentuckiana
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Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentucky, specifically Muldraugh area. (Photo from Matthew Butler)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentucky, specifically roadways near Maker's Mark Distillery. (Photo from Amy Mills)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Shepherdsville, specifically Coral Ridge Road. (Photo from WDRB viewer)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentuckiana, specifically the Crawford County area. (Photo from Stevan Butler)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentucky, specifically the Raywick area in Marion County. (Photo from Danielle Nalley)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentucky, specifically the Cox's Creek area. (Photo from Pammy Fick)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentuckiana, specifically the Harrison County area. (Photo from David Hardin)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentucky, specifically the West Point area. (Photo from Amanda Mitchell)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentucky, specifically Bethel Church Road in Mount Washington. (Photo from Debbie Lee)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Bullitt County, specifically Highway 44. (Photo from Darrell Samuels)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentucky, specifically the Carrollton area. (Photo from Michelle Crutcher)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentucky, specifically the Marion County area. (Photo from Brenda Watson)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentucky, specifically the Outer Loop and Grade Lane area. (Photo from Chris Lee)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Shepherdsville, specifically Pryor Valley Road. (Photo from Harold White)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentucky, specifically Fort Knox area. (Photo from Alissa Marie)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentucky, specifically the Paneyville area. (Photo from Janice Ritchie)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentucky, specifically the south Louisville area by McNeeley Lake. (Photo from Jessica Rogers)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentucky, specifically the West Point area. (Photo from Amanda Mitchell)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Shepherdsville, specifically Pryor Valley Road. (Photo from Harold White)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Shepherdsville, specifically Pryor Valley Road. (Photo from Harold White)
Heavy rain and thunderstorms brought flash flooding throughout Kentucky, specifically the Brandenburg area. (Photo from Annie Marie)
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Residents of a rural road in Bullitt County were urged Saturday to evacuate their homes after heavy rain caused a damn to fail at a nearby lake.
The governor announced the emergency declaration Saturday, saying widespread flooding has already forced first responders to rescue people trapped in vehicles and homes.
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