The state of Kentucky is continuing to address the severe weather system that hit Western, Eastern and South Central Kentucky Saturday, according to a release from the Office of Gov. Andy Beshear.
Beshear declared a State of Emergency Saturday in response to the heavy rain, thunderstorms and strong winds that swept across the state.
The storms left several communities with loss of power, flooding and property damage. According to the release, Kentucky faced 75 roadway closures throughout the day.
The press release from the governor's office Sunday said that no fatalities or injuries from the storms have been reported so far.
As of Sunday, the National Weather Service confirmed four tornadoes in Bowling Green, Union City, Campbellsville, and one northwest of Glasgow in Barren County.
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