Rising floodwaters are cutting off access to another Kentucky community, this time at Stanley and Davis County in western Kentucky.

The Ohio River is expected to crest Saturday, flooding U-S 60 near the town.

Crews with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet spent Thursday repaving a section of roadway to make it higher so there would be less water on the road.

The cabinet said it wanted to keep the roadway open for as long as possible to give people living in the community.

Time to get out.

Flooding is common in the area.

One emergency official described why this flood event is expected to be different.

This is a 100 100 year flood for the same area.

They wanted to help inside during this event, but the last minute, that February.

Right?

That was not unusual flood for this area.

Everybody was prepared for it.

We didn't interact with any houses that that had a a lot of water inside of them, you know, basements and things like that.

But nothing, reported necessarily.

Just events can be a little different.

We're going to see, the house water.

Most of the homes in this community have seen, out here for over the next, to probably Saturday.

Will will be a good telling that portions of us 60 and Davis County and neighboring Henderson and Hancock counties are expected to be blocked for several days.