Evacuations are reportedly taking place in some parts of the town, though the number of residents affected by the evacuations has not been reported. Farther to the south, authorities in Bartholomew County are assessing damage from up to 10 inches of rain. There is still a great deal of standing water in flooded areas and damage to roads and other infrastructure has not yet been assessed. Indiana Emergency Management is working with the localities to compile damage information. Along with the above affected counties, NWS flash flood warnings will continue for other counties in the state, including Adams, Allen, Cass, Carroll, Fulton, Howard, Miami, Pulaski, Tipton, Wells and White.
Flash flood watches cover most of the central and northern parts of the state.
In Ohio, NWS flood watches have been issued for almost 40 counties that saw one to three inches of rain overnight. The watches include the cities of Toledo, Bowling Green, Sandusky, Cleveland, Akron, Canton, Youngstown and numerous smaller urban areas. No critical situations have been reported from Ohio this morning. Heavy rains, including severe storms at times, will continue for the region today as a cold front continues its slow drift to the east. FEMA's Region V office in Chicago is in touch with officials in Indiana and is monitoring the situation.