Flooding, ice impact roads in Western Kentucky

PADUCAH, Ky., (KBSI) — Several roads in western Kentucky remain closed due to high water and icy conditions following this weekend’s flooding event and Monday’s snowfall.

The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet reported that some roads have reopened, but others remain closed until flood-related debris is cleared and icy patches are addressed.

Here is a list of state routes impacted by high water in District 1:

Carlisle County:

– KY 1820: Closed due to high water between the 1-3 mile markers.
– KY 1628: Closed due to high water between the 3-4 mile markers.
– KY 1591: Closed at the 1.5 mile marker due to a sinkhole caused by flooding.

Crittenden County:

– KY 1917: Closed due to high water between the 1-1.5 mile markers.

Hickman County:

– KY 123: Closed due to high water between the 14-16 mile markers.
– KY 3061: Closed from the 0-2.366 mile markers due to a slide at a cross drain.

Livingston County:

– KY 917/Tucker Temple Road: Open between the 4-6.8 mile markers, but closed due to high water from the 6.8-7.3 mile markers.

Lyon County:

– KY 819: Closed due to high water between the 2-3 mile markers.

Marshall County:

– KY 58: Closed at the 1.3 mile marker due to pavement undermined by flooding.

McCracken County:

– KY 1255/Bonds Road: Closed due to high water between the 0.0 mile marker and the 2.3 mile marker.
– KY 787: Closed due to high water from the 0-1.7 mile markers.
– KY 131: Closed due to high water from the 0.0 mile marker to the 2.1 mile marker.

Trigg County:

– KY 1507/Barefield Road: Closed due to high water at the 1.0 mile marker.