Flash flooding and destructive storms slam Midwest like a "horror movie"
Summary
Heavy storms and flash floods hit parts of the Midwest on Tuesday. In southern Indiana, heavy rain caused fast flooding that covered streets and harmed homes, while central Michigan experienced a tornado with winds up to 90 mph that damaged many homes.Key Facts
- Southern Indiana saw heavy rains leading to severe flash flooding.
- Flooding caused streets to be covered with water and damaged homes.
- Central Michigan experienced a tornado with winds reaching 90 miles per hour.
- The tornado damaged dozens of houses in the affected area.
- The storm events occurred on a Tuesday.
- Reports on the situation were provided by journalist Rob Marciano.
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