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

All of the WHAS11 viewing area is under a flood watch starting Saturday through 1 p.m. Sunday. Heaviest rainfall totals are expected to be along and south of the Ohio River, with up to 5-inch rainfall totals possible.

As Kentucky continues recovery efforts from devastating weekend floods, the National Weather Service is predicting a snowstorm Tuesday night.

Much of the U.S. faced another round of biting winter weather Sunday, with torrential rains causing intense flooding in Kentucky and resulting in at least four deaths in the Southeast. The Northern Plains faced life-threatening cold, and tornado watches were issued for parts of Georgia and Florida.

Flooding has inundated a swath of Southern states over the past 48 hours after more than 6 inches of rain fell in some areas.

The death toll in the storms that devastated Kentucky over the weekend has risen to 14 — and the impacted communities will have to brace for more winter weather.

A deadly weekend storm that flooded the "entire state" of Kentucky, the Ohio Valley and mid-Atlantic has killed at least 14 people as rescuers face another weather system Tuesday.

Sheets of rain drenched Kentucky in recent days, causing floods that turned roads and neighborhoods into rivers in a part of the country that has been pummeled by severe weather in recent years. Since Friday,