[Delayed Report] 1 NE Yeaddiss [Leslie Co, KY] Public reports Flash Flood at 12 Jul, 3:19 PM EDT -- A series of social media posts depicts flash flooding in Coots Hollow near the Trace Fork NE of Yeaddiss. A still image reveals water rising in the ditches along the road around 3:04 PM, then escalating into at least 6 inches of flowing water in a video at 3:19 PM. MRMS CREST unit stream flow data reached its maximum around 4:10 PM, when the next video depicts rushing water completely covering the road and headed downhill. A final video shows water decreasing in depth and speed around 5:20 PM, but with a couple inches of water still streaming down the hill/road.
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NWUS53 KJKL 131828
LSRJKL
Preliminary Local Storm Report
National Weather Service Jackson KY
228 PM EDT Mon Jul 13 2026
..TIME... ...EVENT... ...CITY LOCATION... ...LAT.LON...
..DATE... ....MAG.... ..COUNTY LOCATION..ST.. ...SOURCE....
..REMARKS..
0319 PM Flash Flood 1 NE Yeaddiss 37.08N 83.20W
07/12/2026 Leslie KY Public
A series of social media posts depicts flash
flooding in Coots Hollow near the Trace Fork
NE of Yeaddiss. A still image reveals water
rising in the ditches along the road around
3:04 PM, then escalating into at least 6
inches of flowing water in a video at 3:19
PM. MRMS CREST unit stream flow data reached
its maximum around 4:10 PM, when the next
video depicts rushing water completely
covering the road and headed downhill. A
final video shows water decreasing in depth
and speed around 5:20 PM, but with a couple
inches of water still streaming down the
hill/road.
&&
$$
JMM
Source: [Delayed Report] 1 NE Yeaddiss [Leslie Co, KY] Public reports Flash Flood at 12 Jul, 3:19 PM EDT -- A series of social media posts depicts flash flooding in Coots Hollow near the Trace Fork NE of Yeaddiss. A still image reveals water rising in the ditches along the road around 3:04 PM, then escalating into at least 6 inches of flowing water in a video at 3:19 PM. MRMS CREST unit stream flow data reached its maximum around 4:10 PM, when the next video depicts rushing water completely covering the road and headed downhill. A final video shows water decreasing in depth and speed around 5:20 PM, but with a couple inches of water still streaming down the hill/road. (https://mesonet.agron.iastate.edu/lsr/?by=wfo&wfo=JKL&sts=202607121919&ets=202607121919)
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