Volunteers of RedCrossPhilly arrived in Kentucky Sunday to assist families devastated by the floods. More rainfall is expected in the state:
On NBC’s Meet the Press Sunday morning, Gov. Andy Beshear described the destruction.
“It’s tough. This is one of the most devastating deadly floods that we have seen in our history,” Beshear said. “It wiped out areas where people didn’t have that much to begin with.” Climate experts said global warming has not increased the number of floods, but it has increased their severity. State officials said thousands of homes across Kentucky did not have power, water, or both as of Sunday.Three other Red Cross workers are volunteering virtually to assist with the floods in Kentucky. For more on how you can help, head to
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