The following events were reported: Flood, Heavy Rain. These occurred near station USW00093819, approximately 28.7216 km away, between 2009-02-11 00:00:00 and 2009-02-15 12:00:00. The flood was caused by Heavy Rain. Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 8000.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Despite significant snowfall during the first week of month, followed by warm temperatures that melted all the snow cover, flooding was not a problem until the 11th. Rain of 1/2 to 3 1/2 inches fell in east central Illinois and much of Indiana on this day. The rain caused the most extensive flooding seen since June 2008. Because snow cover had previously melted and ground previously greatly thawed, significant flooding only occurred in portions of west central Indiana. Significant flooding lasted less than a day in most areas. River flooding lasted from a few days to two weeks. Uneventful and generally dry weather prevailed  after this episode through the 26th. Despite significant snowfall during the first week of month, followed by warm temperatures that melted all the snow cover, flooding was not a problem until the 11th. Event Narrative: Flooding occurred along the White River in Marion County, including in and near Nora, due to heavy rain. It affected the Ravenswood area, 86th Street area, 69th Street, and east 77th Street. Minor flooding occurred along the White River in Marion County, including in and near Ravenswood, due to heavy rain. It affected a few streets and surrounded low lying homes. The end time of the event is estimated. Flooding occurred along the White River in Morgan County, including near Centerton, due to heavy rain. It extensively flooded agricultural lands. To a much lesser degree it affected some low lying roads and possibly a few homes. An un-named creek near County Road 600 West and Stinemyer Road was partially blocked by debris, causing the water to flow over the road at a depth of 2 to 3 inches. White Lick Creek was out of its banks due to heavy rainfall. A storm total of 1.67 inches was reported. The event begin time is roughly estimated. Flooding occurred along the Big Blue River in Shelby County, including in and near Shelbyville, due to heavy rain. A flooded roadway was reported at State Route 39 North and United States 36. Small streams in Brownsburg were out of their banks due to heavy rainfall. A CoCoRaHS Observer reported a storm total of 3.35 inches. Time of event begin time is estimated. A retired National Weather Service Meteorologist reported 1.77 inches of rainfall since 0640 EST and a storm total of 2.75 inches. Begin time of event is roughly estimated. A storm total of 1.74 inches of rainfall was reported. A storm total of 2.05 inches of rainfall was recorded. This same observer also reported a 72 MPH wind gust on this day, as documented separately in this publication. Extensive lowland flooding occurred along the White River in Hamilton County, including in and near Noblesville, due to heavy rain. It affected agricultural land, Riverwood, campgrounds, the 116th Street area, parking of vehicles, and the lowest lying homes. Estimated flood damage is a rough estimate.