Residents of Kentucky, particularly those living near the Green River, should take immediate notice of the current flood conditions affecting parts of Muhlenberg, Ohio, Butler, and Warren Counties. The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Warning for the Green River at Rochester, which is causing minor flooding. The river's stage was reported at 38.1 feet, surpassing the flood stage of 37 feet. Those in Rochester should be aware that the Rochester Ferry has ceased operation, and at 37 feet, KY 369 floods one mile north of the town. The NWS anticipates the river will fall below flood stage by tomorrow afternoon and continue to recede; however, vigilance is advised as conditions may change.

Additionally, the Green River at Paradise in Muhlenberg County is also experiencing minor flooding, with the river predicted to fall below the flood stage of 380.0 feet by late Sunday evening. The current level stands at 383.6 feet. Residents around Paradise and Calhoun should stay informed and be prepared for potential impacts from flooding. Remember to avoid flooded roadways and adhere to any instructions from local authorities regarding evacuations or safety measures. It's crucial to have an emergency plan in place, including a go-bag with essential items, and stay tuned to local news or the National Weather Service for the latest updates on these flood warnings. Stay safe, Kentucky.

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Streamflow levels across Kentucky are currently 131.0% of normal, with the Ohio River At Old Shawneetown reporting the highest discharge in the state with 259000cfs and gauge stage of 26.73 ft. Meanwhile, the Ohio River At Old Shawneetown is seeing a spike in streamflows today after experiencing a 54.17% increase since yesterday, and currently running at 259000cfs.

Maximum gauge stage in the state was last observed at the Ohio River At Markland Dam Near Warsaw, currently reporting a stage of 27.47ft. The Kentucky River At Lock 12 Near Irvine in the Upper Kentucky watershed is surging for this time of year at 8300cfs, about 344.26% of normal.