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Schools closed, delayed or switching to NTI due to high water, road conditions

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Some schools are closed or are switching to non-traditional instruction Friday due to high water and difficult roadways.

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Schools closed, delayed or switching to NTI due to high water, road conditions

Some schools are closed or are switching to non-traditional instruction Friday due to high water and difficult roadways.

·Cincinnati, United States
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Mountain Top Media | | Pikeville, KYMountain Top Media | | Pikeville, KY

Several roads remain closed due to high water - Mountain Top Media

PIKEVILLE, Ky. – High water is impacting numerous roads in KYTC District 12. These roads remain blocked due to flooding. New roads will be added to the closure list as updates are available. Floyd County Johnson County Knott County Lawrence County Martin County High water remains possible even for roads not listed. Drivers are urged to check GoKY for traffic conditions before traveling, as the website also shows all roads impacted by flooding. Ne

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Garrard Central RecordGarrard Central Record

Update - District 7 Report for Routes Affected by Weather Conditions — Garrard Central Record

LEXINGTON, Ky. (April 4, 2025) – The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) advises motorists that this advisory is an update for high water and slides in the district. The following is the most accurate information available for the time this advisory was sent.Signage is placed in areas that have high water and flooding. When the water recedes, and roads are deemed safe, “Road Closed” signs will be removed.Motorists should never attempt to driv…

·Lancaster, United States
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WLWT broke the news in Cincinnati, United States on Friday, April 4, 2025.
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