A Kentucky couple lost four children after their family was swept away in a flash flood: 'I know they hung on to each other till the very end'

The children of a Kentucky couple died in a flash flood.

The children of Amber Smith and Riley Noble climbed to the roof of their trailer after it flooded in the early hours of Thursday.

The bodies of their children were found on Friday.

The family of six thought they'd be safe on the roof of the trailer, but then it began to get swept away, according to Brittany. There was a family floating to a tree.

Ms. Trejo said that they saw their trailer float away as they hung onto the tree.

The death toll from the flash floods in Eastern Kentucky is expected to increase. Six children have died.

Beshear told Fox News that the disaster was ongoing. In search and rescue mode, we are still there. The rain has ended. It is going to rain more on Sunday.

The couple was able to hold the kids for a short time before they were washed away by the rising water. They stayed on the tree for eight hours. The couple tried to call for help but the number was down.

The kids were taken out of their hands by the water.

The family was close to each other.

Steven Smith, a relative of the couple, told The Post that they had been together for a long time.