Fleming Co. Department of Emergency Management

Fleming Co. Department of Emergency Management Official page of the Fleming County Department of Emergency Management - Martin L. Voiers, Director of Emergency Management.

Rounds of showers and thunderstorms are anticipated from Wednesday night to Thursday night. Some storms, especially on T...
06/16/2026

Rounds of showers and thunderstorms are anticipated from Wednesday night to Thursday night. Some storms, especially on Thursday, could be severe with damaging wind gusts the primary hazard. Storms with torrential rain could lead to isolated scattered flash flooding. Stay weather aware and continue to monitor forecasts for latest information.

An approaching cold front could produce multiple rounds of showers and storms in the area today with thunderstorms likel...
06/12/2026

An approaching cold front could produce multiple rounds of showers and storms in the area today with thunderstorms likely this morning and additional storms possible this afternoon and evening. Stay weather aware and be safe.

Be prepared for the possibility of excessive rainfall today. Flash flooding is also possible. Stay alert and weather awa...
06/09/2026

Be prepared for the possibility of excessive rainfall today. Flash flooding is also possible. Stay alert and weather aware.

More rain is possible today with a slight (2/5) risk for excessive rainfall north of the Mountain Parkway. A Flood Watch...
05/27/2026

More rain is possible today with a slight (2/5) risk for excessive rainfall north of the Mountain Parkway. A Flood Watch is in effect for Bath, Fleming, Montgomery, and Rowan counties through 2am tomorrow.
Remember: Turn Around, Don’t Drown!

Last night’s storms had much lightning and strong winds. More of the same is possible today as a old front will bring t...
04/28/2026

Last night’s storms had much lightning and strong winds. More of the same is possible today as a old front will bring the chance of showers and thunderstorms this afternoon and through the evening. Some storms could be strong to severe with the primary threat being damaging winds. Stay weather aware and be alert for changing conditions.

03/29/2026

Very low humidity, combined with gusty southwest winds and dry fuels will result in High Fire Danger between 10 am and around sunset today.

03/24/2026

Critically dry conditions exist for today into tomorrow with relative humidity at less than 10% both days. Thursday is only slightly better. Statewide fire hazard regulations remain in effect through April 30. No burning is allowed within 150 feet of any woodland or brush land between 6:00am-6;00pm.

03/22/2026

Be weather aware late tonight and into the early morning hours.

WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS / IMPACTS:
A stronger cold front will approach from the northwest tonight and produce more widespread showers and storms.
The best chances for strong to severe thunderstorms tonight are north of Interstate 64, where the Storm Prediction Center (SPC) has issued a Slight Risk.
Initially discrete convection will primarily pose a risk for hail and damaging wind gusts, but the activity is expected to congeal into a line and drop south-southeast overnight.
The line is forecast to weaken as it moves further into our forecast area, but a Marginal Risk for hail and gusty winds remains overnight for locations north of the KY-80/Hal Rogers Parkway corridor.

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100 Court Square
Flemingsburg, KY
41041

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+16067480661

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