Madison County, Kentucky, Gets Major Disaster Declaration for Severe Storms
Federal disaster declaration covers damage from June 26-30, but no individual assistance for households.
Everything reported for Jackson County and within 40 miles of it, at every level. Warnings and official records name the county they apply to, which is the level most of them are issued at.
Federal disaster declaration covers damage from June 26-30, but no individual assistance for households.
Federal disaster declaration covers Owsley County for storms and flooding from June 26-30, 2026; public assistance available, but no individual assistance for households.
Federal disaster declared for Garrard County, Kentucky, covering June 26-30 storms; public assistance available, but no individual household grants.
Federal assistance is available to governments and nonprofits for storm damage from June 26-30, but individual households are not eligible.
Federal aid is available to governments for public infrastructure, but not to households.
Federal assistance has been approved for local government emergency work and public infrastructure in Knox County, but household grants are not available.
The National Weather Service has extended the Heat Advisory for portions of Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia, now in effect until 8 PM EDT Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
Excessive rainfall may lead to flooding in eastern Kentucky through 6 AM EDT Monday.
A Flood Watch covering 40 zones in the region is in effect from Saturday noon through Monday morning as conditions remain developing.