An unprecedented Flash Flood Emergency impacted east-central and southeastern regions of Indiana, where nearly 10 inches of rainfall was recorded within a 24-hour period, inundating residences and vehicles and compelling evacuations in New Castle, Cambridge City, and Muncie. Water rescue operations are ongoing across several counties as emergency teams assist residents trapped in flooded vehicles and streets, with a newly constructed road in New Castle collapsing due to the flood's intensity. Authorities in Wayne County announced a Level Two Flooding Emergency, and city buses have been deployed to transport evacuees to safe shelters. Meteorologists caution that further rainfall may exacerbate the situation in already waterlogged areas.
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