A strong and severe storm system rolled through Lawrence, Knox and other surrounding counties Wednesday evening and night.
It spawned numerous tornado and thunderstorm watches and warnings and downed trees and power lines with other widespread damage.
There were no initial reports of serious injuries.
Damage assessments are currently underway.
The National Weather Service (NWS) is continuing the Flood Watch for the region through Sunday, April 6th.
Additional rainfall in excess of 4 inches is likely through the period for multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms.
Excessive runoff could result in the flooding of local and area rivers, creeks and streams.
Those residing in areas prone to flooding should monitor the latest weather conditions and be prepared to take action should flooding occur.
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