Mother Nature gave the Bluegrass quite the wakeup call this morning as a large line of severe thunderstorms ripped through the state around 4 a.m.
Louisville and Lexington received as much as six inches of rain overnight and more is on the way today.
Downtown Louisville was hit especially bad, and to make things worse,
a five-alarm fire broke out at the GE Appliance Park, sending a massive plume of smoke over the city:
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16 feet of water reportedly cover parts of UofL's campus:
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Meanwhile, we've just got light rain in Indy, although more is expected to move in throughout the day. Stay safe out there, BBN.
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