Floodwaters submerge Midwest neighborhoods bracing for more severe storms
Summary
Heavy rainstorms have caused widespread flooding in Indiana and other Midwest states, forcing some residents to evacuate and causing power outages. Meteorologists warn that more storms with heavy rain, strong winds, and hail could hit the region, increasing flood risks and damaging communities already affected.Key Facts
- Indiana experienced historic daily rainfall totals, with some areas getting over 11 inches of rain in about a day.
- About 36 million people across several Midwest states were under flood alerts.
- Since Monday, there have been 277 flash flood incidents in the Ohio Valley.
- Seven flash flood emergencies were declared in the region, affecting Indiana and Illinois.
- Hundreds of thousands of residents lost power due to the storms.
- Some people needed rescue by boat in Indiana as floodwaters covered streets and homes.
- Portions of Interstate 70 were closed after rain damaged the road.
- Flood warnings remain in place for cities including Indianapolis, Des Moines, Louisville, and Nashville, with rivers rising to historic levels.
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