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Water rescue at Curry Branch
Manchester Chief Jason Nolan (left) and Brandon Adams remove the couple from their trailer on Curry Branch.
Ky. 149 near Dark Hollow.
Ky. 149 at the junction of U.S. 421.
This truck goes through high water in downtown Manchester.
An employee at Pat's works to unclog a drain.
Ky. 638 has become impassable.
Ky. 80 at Horse Creek Baptist Church.
Ky. 80 at Horse Creek Holiness Church and Greasy Branch.
Members of the Lockard's Creek/Manchester Fire Department performed a water rescue at a residence on Curry Branch around mid-day Saturday.
A man and woman called Clay 911 and reported they could not exit their trailer, and their electricity was blinking, leaving them worried about possible electrocution.
Manchester Fire Chief Jason Nolan and Brandon Adams worked through the flood waters with a raft to remove them and up to eight small dogs from the home.
WATER ISSUES
High water has made Ky. 80 impassable in several areas. We are also receiving reports that Ky. 1524 at Goose Rock is impassable.
Ky. 638 at Greenbriar is also currently closed.
Lockard's Creek Chief Charles "Dobber" Weaver reminds motorists not to enter high water.
"You have no idea what's lying on the road in this situation," he said. "Trees, debris, and various items can cause your vehicle to become stuck, and in just a matter of seconds, water could be inside your vehicle. Please, turn around, don't drown."
We will have more updates as the day progresses.
A man and woman called Clay 911 and reported they could not exit their trailer, and their electricity was blinking, leaving them worried about possible electrocution.
Manchester Fire Chief Jason Nolan and Brandon Adams worked through the flood waters with a raft to remove them and up to eight small dogs from the home.
WATER ISSUES
High water has made Ky. 80 impassable in several areas. We are also receiving reports that Ky. 1524 at Goose Rock is impassable.
Ky. 638 at Greenbriar is also currently closed.
Lockard's Creek Chief Charles "Dobber" Weaver reminds motorists not to enter high water.
"You have no idea what's lying on the road in this situation," he said. "Trees, debris, and various items can cause your vehicle to become stuck, and in just a matter of seconds, water could be inside your vehicle. Please, turn around, don't drown."
We will have more updates as the day progresses.
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