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Louisville homeowner faces more than $10,000 in damage after repeated sewage backups during heavy rain.
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Jennings County Schools canceled classes Wednesday after heavy overnight rain caused extensive flooding on county roads, with additional rainfall expected throughout the day.
A level 4 out of 5 risk of severe storms covers a large part of our area now as additional rounds of storms will move through this afternoon and tonight.
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Heavy rains caused some flooding on Friday.
The governor preemptively declared a State of Emergency Friday morning ahead of the storms.
It happened in Marion County during heavy rains last week.
Storms Saturday brought flooding to parts of our area as they dropped heavy rain and didn't move very fast. More storms will pop up now through Monday with similar threats to what you saw Saturday, if there were storms in your area.
The National Weather Service office in Louisville hosted a conference call with their partners about the threat of flooding and severe storms in our area this weekend. They host these calls for higher level weather events that are more complex or more impactful than just afternoon thunderstorms. Here's what we talked about
A strong low pressure center, with warm and cold fronts attached, will move through our area this weekend bringing heavy rain and the threat of severe storms.
The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for all of our area Friday evening through Saturday night.