Coming off deadly tornadoes in May, the National Weather Service anticipates a round of severe storms to hit the commonwealth June 7.

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A McCracken County man has been added to the death toll from last month’s deadly tornadoes and severe storms in Kentucky, said Gov. Andy Beshear. The total death toll now stands at 20, Beshear ...

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Beshear posted on Facebook around 4:15 p.m. on Thursday to announce that the latest death was a man from McCracken County.

FRANKFORT, Ky. — The death toll from last month's severe weather in Kentucky has risen to 20, according to Gov. Andy Beshear.

Gov. Andy Beshear confirmed a 20th death on Thursday related to the May 16-17 severe storms that struck Kentucky. According to Beshear, a McCracken County man was the 20th weather-related death.

The governor initially reported 19 deaths from the storms, but announced on Thursday that a man from McCracken County died.