Kentuckians are urged to be careful and watch the weather through Sunday as rain from Hurricane Helene moves through the Commonwealth.

Here's Governor Andy Beshear this morning.

The widespread rain is 3 to 5 inches possible all the way through Sunday night.

I believe the vast majority of the rain we're going to see today, maybe 70%.

But as you're looking at the various models and what it could mean, this this end of this system could start pretty much right above central Kentucky and dump rain on us all the way through the end of Sunday.

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Also expect winds of 40 to 50 miles per hour, even 60 miles per hour at times.

It's enough to move a car or a trailer tractor.

The governor says expect falling trees, which could bring down power lines.

At one point today, 223 or 220,000 Kentuckians were without electricity.

Brissett, Clerk Lee and Letcher Counties and the city of Winchester have declared states of emergency.