At least 6 people have died from days of storms and record-setting flooding in Indiana
At least six people lost their lives due to days of storms and record-breaking flooding in Indiana, according to officials. The floodwaters reached peak levels in Indianapolis' White River, causing widespread damage and prompting the closure of city shelters. First responders utilized boats to rescue individuals trapped by rapidly rising waters.
The National Weather Service warned of potential heavy rain and flash flooding across central Indiana. Approximately 130,000 utility customers remained without power, down from a peak of around 300,000.
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