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Severe storms overnight spun off reported tornadoes leading to fatalities and widespread damage in Kentucky.
Karen Zar reports from member station WUKY in Lexington.
Just weeks ago, Kentucky was hit with deadly flooding.
Today, the state is reeling from more destructive weather.
High winds, torrential rain, and golf ball-sized hail.
In Somerset, Mayor Alan Keck surveyed the destruction in the dark of night.
A lot of structures took on significant damage, and it's a really scary time for our community.
Keck said it looked as if a tornado touched down, lifted off the ground, and briefly hit again.
creating a swath of crumpled buildings, vehicles, and trees.
The storms have since passed,
but areas of Kentucky dealt with the risk of flash flooding in their wake.
For NPR News, I'm Karen Zar in Lexington.
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