The following events were reported: Flood, Lightning, Thunderstorm Wind. These occurred near station USW00093819, approximately 26.0935 km away, between 2009-05-13 13:30:00 and 2009-05-14 03:00:00. The flood was caused by Heavy Rain. Thankfully, no injuries or fatalities were reported. The events caused property damage valued at 52500.0 and crop damage of 0.0. Episode Narrative: Storms moved across Missouri and Illinois into central and southern Indiana. Storms produced high winds and heavy rain. Rain of 4 to more than 6 inches fell in portions of central and southern Indiana on Wednesday and Thursday morning. This was the biggest rain the area has seen since June 2008. This rain did flood numerous county and a few state roads in central and southern Indiana. At least 4 vehicles attempted to go through flooded roads and did not make it. The biggest rain reported was 6.25 inches on the north side of Bloomington. Monroe���Morgan���Owen���Daviess and southern Marion Counties all had locations that measured 4 or more inches of rain. Storms moved across Missouri and Illinois into central and southern Indiana. Event Narrative: A lightning strike started a fire in the attic of a Shelbyville, Indiana home on South West Street around 1:30 PM EST. Flames and smoke were visible from the roof. Firefighters gained access to the fire via the front door as well as by cutting through the roof. The fire was extinguished with minimal water, causing very little water damage. Smoke damage was reported to be minimal as well.||Lightning also struck an 80-foot sycamore tree at nearby Bear Chase Golf Course, near Morristown Road, causing it to catch fire and fall. The time of occurrence was simply described as late in the day. A resident in the Roberson Woods subdivision in Mooresville, Indiana lost two giant shag-bark walnut trees and received roof damage to a little lake house. Another resident on the entrance road to the subdivision also had a giant tree down between two properties, laying on a roof. Other fallen limbs, mud and debris were all over Landersdale Road on the east side of the subdivision. Time of occurrence is greatly estimated. Flooding necessitated closing of Mann Road between the Morgan/Marion County Line and Landersdale Road. Two cars without passengers had water up to their windows just south of the Marion/Morgan County line early on the 14th. Time of occurrence and damage cost are grossly estimated. Several dozen trees were reported down from thunderstorm winds in and around Jamestown, Indiana. Tree size ranged from 6 to 12 inches in diameter. Most trees were snapped off rather than uprooted. Many streets were blocked for a couple hours until street crews could respond. There was at least 4 instances of utility lines down due to fallen trees/tree branches. Damage cost is a gross estimate. Lightning struck the roof of a home, leaving a gaping hole during heavy rain. Firefighters were called about 7 PM EST. The lightning sparked an attic fire that took about 20 minutes to put out, according to the fire chief. The rest of the home had smoke and water damage. Time of event is approximate. Damage cost is grossly estimated. An NWS employee reported trees down from thunderstorm winds at the intersection of County Road 1050 East and 700 South. A trained spotter reported that thunderstorm winds split several trees and knocked down utility lines. Damage cost is estimated. Thunderstorm winds blew down a 31-foot tall radio tower, uprooted a large tree, and blew down part of a fence. Location was reported to be near Washington Street and Lynhurst Drive, Indianapolis. Time is approximate. Four trees were reported blown down by thunderstorm winds across town, ranging in size from 6 to 12 inches in diameter. Thunderstorm winds were clocked at 59 MPH by automated equipment at the Indianapolis Executive Airport, located on the northern outskirts of Indianapolis. Thunderstorm winds blew down scattered tree limbs and apparently was the cause of a power outage at US Route 31 and Shelby Street. A tree was reported to have been blown down by thunderstorm winds near the junction of State Route 75 and County Road 400 South. A spotter estimated thunderstorm wind gusts to be as high as 70 MPH. A spotter located near 86th Street and Township Line Road, on the north side of Indianapolis, estimated thunderstorm winds gusted up to 60 MPH. Large tree limbs were blown down by thunderstorm winds at 13519 Lantern Road, Fishers, Indiana. Thunderstorm winds damaged one or more power transformers. Damage cost is a rough estimate. Automated observing equipment recorded a thunderstorm wind gust of 70 MPH.