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Christian County flooding, April 4, 2025: Photo Gallery | NewsRadio 1230 AM/99.3 FM | Hopkinsville's News Leader | Hopkinsville, Kentucky

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Major flooding is taking place across the region, and downtown Hopkinsville quickly became dangerous Friday morning, with numerous water rescues taking place. A flood watch continues until Sunday morning. Photos below have been provided, while the photos above were taken by WHOP Reporter Dionte Berrry:

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Hopkinsville officials urge caution amid ongoing flooding

Flooding submerged downtown Hopkinsville on Friday. A fire official said responders had rescued between 15 and 20 people between evacuating homes and water rescues, and the city's mayor urged the public to take precautions with more rain on the way.

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Christian County flooding, April 4, 2025: Photo Gallery | NewsRadio 1230 AM/99.3 FM | Hopkinsville's News Leader | Hopkinsville, Kentucky

Major flooding is taking place across the region, and downtown Hopkinsville quickly became dangerous Friday morning, with numerous water rescues taking place. A flood watch continues until Sunday morning. Photos below have been provided, while the photos above were taken by WHOP Reporter Dionte Berrry:

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Kentucky New EraKentucky New Era
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Hopkinsville dealing with flooding

Hopkinsville has had constant rain since Wednesday and more is expected through Sunday morning.

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Winona Court - Hopkinsville Flooding

There were flooding issues across Hopkinsville Friday. Check out this video from the Winona Court area from J.P. Wofford. Video Playback Not Supported...

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Kentucky New Era broke the news in on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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