The death toll in Kentucky has risen to 20 in relation to this past week's severe weather. Heavy rain over the weekend followed by three rounds of snow and freezing temperatures took a toll on many parts of Kentucky.

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.

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.

On Wednesday, state officials are scheduled to address the public amid a state of emergency in Kentucky as weather-related hazards have taken the lives of 14 people.

Snow and freezing temperatures may delay the reopening of several Northern Kentucky roads that remain flooded in Campbell County.

Torrential rains and flash floods have battered the US state of Kentucky, leaving more than a dozen residents dead and renewing conspiracy theories that the storms were caused by cloud seeding. However,