Good afternoon everyone and thanks for all the severe weather reports of the past few days. The big severe weather maker and flood event of the past 24 hours has certainly left a mark on the state of Kentucky.

Graves County is the site of a tragic story as the bodies of four children, swept away by floodwaters, have been recovered. You can get the full story Here .

As creeks and streams begin to recede… rivers are on the rise. Here is a look at some of the rivers across the state that are under Flood Warnings…

Ohio River from Newburgh Dam South

Cumberland River at Williamsburg

Stoner Creek at Paris

Roling Fork near Boston

Green River at Munfordville, Brownsville, Paradise, Clahoun and Woodbury

Rough River at Dundee

In addition to the flooding… many counties reported wind damage from the line of storms that rolled across the southern half of the state. We were not alone in dealing with severe weather as several other states were also slammed. Here is a look at the storm reports from Thursday…

Map of yesterday's severe weather reports

Looking ahead we find the threat for another severe weather outbreak looming for later Sunday into Monday. The Storm Prediction Center is already highlighting parts of the area for severe storms…

SPC Day 3 0830Z Categorical Outlook

That risk area is likely to grow over the next few days as the parameters are there for another potent early season severe weather outbreak.

We will focus on that with updates through the weekend so check back. Have a great rest of your Friday and take care.