‘Here we also’: Kentucky citizens face additional destruction and anxiety from storms

Ms. Lucas, 44, works as a breath lawyer at the Pikeville Medical medical center, saying, when his house was not injured, many neighbor did not have much good luck. Many, in fact, had just started to return home after being overturned in 2022.

“The rain, PTSD, many people have it, sounds like rainy sound, and it was just bad,” he said. “I mean, your heart sinks everybody that has to swim he lost everything.”

A shocking shop owner, said he and his sister were lucky that they were lucky that their homes were not injured because they stayed in a high place. But when they returned to their shop on Sunday, they realized that the water went above the three-foot sign. The fabric of more than $ 100,000 fabric was wet and delayed, sparkman said, even though sewing equipment was high enough to stay dry.

He said he was encouraged, however, that more than a dozen people from the community – all the people of doubt – have shown to help tear water shelves, and shelves. That kind of support it can make it difficult until now, he said, although it was added to thinking about the speedy fire.

“Besides, this bad weather is all over the world – it is not, Tennessee, West Virginia – and he goes to California,” he said. “There is no place left. These days, there is no safe place.”

Rachel Narrant reported reported.