After days of relentless thunderstorms that have repeatedly drenched parts of the Midwest and Ohio Valley, six people have been killed in Indiana as severe weather continues to wreak havoc. Millions across the region continue to brace for several more ...

The threat of flooding continues Thursday across parts of northeast Indiana after several rounds of heavy rain over the past two days. The National Weather Service Northern Indiana office said additional heavy rain is possible from late morning into early afternoon,

Flash Flood Warning was issued by the for Adams and Wells Counties in Indiana. Flash Flood Warning The alert was issued at 10:48 AM local time and is.

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. Thousands of residents in east-central Indiana were urged to seek higher ground immediately on Wednesday after the National ...

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Fortunately, new tools are being developed to counter this threat. A new software called the Transient Artifact and Continuous Learning System (TACLS) uses satellites and machine learning to try to spot areas that could flood sooner and help the National Weather Service (NWS) make better decisions when it comes to issuing flash flood alerts.

IndyStar journalists have been in the field since Aug. 12 reporting on the historic flood that hit Indiana. Here's a complete list of coverage

Forecasters expect repeated storms to raise the flooding risk across the Midwest before heavy rain reaches the New York City region Sunday.

Beyoncé’s BeyGOOD Foundation is directing $200,000 to Indiana flood recovery, with the money going to two organizations already helping families affected by August’s destructive storms. ... Read More

The storms in Indiana aren't stopping just yet. Nearly all of the Hoosier state faced some form of weather threat throughout the day on Aug. 12. The National Weather Service in Indiana put Central Indiana under a Flood Watch through the morning of Aug. 14 ...

Torrential rain triggered flash flooding across northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio Thursday, with Bluffton in Wells County recording 4.5 inches and several nearby counties topping 3 inches in hours.