The Ohio River is poised to crest Wednesday evening and could cause one of the 10 worst floods in the city's history after several days of torrential rains.

The Ohio River crested in Louisville, Kentucky, at just below 37 feet Wednesday. Aerial footage shows just how much water the city is dealing with, as roads remain flooded and buildings are surrounded by floodwaters.

After several days of rain that caused floods in Louisville and across Kentucky, the Ohio River is set to crest in Louisville Wednesday.

Nearly two dozen workers and volunteers with the American Red Cross of Northern Ohio are in Kentucky helping with disaster relief efforts there.

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Drone footage captured the scale of the flooding from the Ohio River in West Point, Kentucky. Mike Fant and Michael Clevenger

Last week's widespread flooding, affecting millions of Americans across 16 states, is now compounded by freezing temperatures, complicating cleanup efforts. Monterey, Kentucky, is among the numerous cities severely impacted by the floods.