Over four days in July 2022, Eastern Kentucky received over 600 times the normal rainfall for that period.
The results were terrible.
Millstone, Kentucky
Isom, Kentucky
Grapevine Creek near Chavies, Kentucky
Eversole Creek Near Chavies, Kentucky
Appalshop, Whitesburg, Kentucky
Hindman, Kentucky
Quicksand Creek near Lambric, Kentucky
Hindman, Kentucky
Sergent, Kentucky
Whitesburg, Kentucky
The right and left forks forming Troublesome Creek after the floodwaters came down and devastated Hindman, Kentucky
The old Neon, Kentucky theatre.
Fleming-Neon, Kentucky
McRoberts, Kentucky
The emergency bridge at McRoberts, Kentucky
Kona, Kentucky
The old Dawahare Department Store in Fleming-Neon, Kentucky
Seco, Kentucky
The Highland Winery and Inn, Seco, Kentucky
Upper Grapevine Creek, Kentucky
Neon Junction, Kentucky
Grapevine Creek, Kentucky
Squabble Creek, Buckhorn, Kentucky
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3 Comments
Fred Straub
September 7, 2022 at 10:36 amThanks for reporting what you saw. Horrific!!
Karen
September 7, 2022 at 10:58 amIncredible pix Reggie, I had visited Hindman last year, it’s awful. Glad you documented it.
Marian McClure Taylor
September 7, 2022 at 11:17 amPowerful photos! It took a minute for me to recognize the students’ desks upside down outside their school, and it was like a blow to realize what that meant.