The death toll continues to rise across Kentucky after devastating flood conditions and severe weather ravaged the Commonwealth over the past week. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear now says 21 people have died due to the severe flooding and weather conditions.

Gov. Andy Beshear said there have now been 21 weather-related deaths. The most recent reported death was a man in Logan County.

Here's what to know about the devastating floods that hit Kentucky over the weekend and the upcoming weather forecast.

Following devastating flooding across Kentucky, blood supply is low. Officials with the Kentucky Blood Center say a drop in donations this year is having a big effect on more than 70 hospitals. A combination of the heavy snowfall at the beginning of the year and the floods have resulted in blood

Nine people have died following dangerous flooding in the state, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear has confirmed.

The death toll from last week ’ s severe weather in Kentucky has risen to 21, Gov. Andy Beshear announced Saturday. The state was hit with deadly flooding amid freezing temperatures last weekend, which continued to devastate the central Plains as another storm system brought more heavy snow and wind.

Andy Beshear confirmed 21 people are dead following severe flooding. Police responded to an active shooter incident at a hospital in York, Pennsylvania, on Saturday morning and there is no ongoing threat,