Summary
Over two days, Millhousen, Indiana received more than 142% of its normal monthly rainfall, causing widespread flooding in the region. The National Weather Service has warned of continuous flooding risks, including the potential for major river flooding and the danger of driving on flooded roads.
Key Facts
- Millhousen, Indiana, received 5.11 inches of rain in 48 hours.
- This amount is 142% of the normal monthly rainfall for nearby Shelbyville, which averages 3.59 inches.
- Several areas of central and southern Indiana remain under flood watches and warnings.
- The East Fork White River at Seymour is predicted to crest at a major flood stage of 19.4 feet.
- Indianapolis set a new daily rainfall record with 2.59 inches.
- The National Weather Service cautioned against driving in flooded areas as most flood-related deaths happen in vehicles.
- Additional rain is expected, which could increase flooding risks.
- Residents are urged to stay informed and avoid flooded roads.
