The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for most of our area through 1 AM Eastern Friday. This means you should be watching the weather, flooding may begin in your area within the next few minutes to hours.
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This was near Manville, Indiana, where other houses were also washed away.
The National Weather Service still has our eastern communities under a Flood Watch through midnight because of the risk of heavy rain leading to flash flooding or larger-scale river and stream flooding.
The National Weather Service has issued a Flash Flood Watch for the southern part of our area until 7 PM Central time tonight. Heavy rain is already causing flash flooding in some of these communities and more rain and storms could make the problem worse throughout the day.
Last night a thunderstorm parked itself over downtown Louisville and dropped a lot of rain which led to flash flooding. We experienced some of that here at WDRB, but Thursday's flash flooding pales in comparison to what we've seen here before.
A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for part of our area Saturday night through Sunday morning. The Watch is valid through 8 AM Sunday as another round of strong storms with heavy rain will move through overnight.
A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for many of our WDRB communities Thursday until 8 PM. While rain is possible all across our area, these highlighted areas are most at risk for seeing flash flooding today.
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The city needs those impacted to complete damage assessment forms.
Severe weather warnings are changing, and you have already seen some of these this season!
A Flash Flood Watch has been issued for a large part of our area Wednesday night through Thursday morning. The Watch goes into effect Wednesday at 11 PM as heavy rain is likely overnight.