The National Weather Service reported that over 11 inches of rain fell in some areas of Indiana over a two-day period. At least five fatalities have been confirmed due to flooding that affected the state this week. Storms continued to impact the region on Saturday, prompting first responders to use boats for rescues in neighborhoods along the White River in Indianapolis. Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett and other state officials urged residents in flood-prone areas to follow evacuation warnings during a news conference.
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Five confirmed dead in Indiana flooding as over 11 inches of rain reported
Indiana has experienced severe flooding, resulting in at least five confirmed deaths. The National Weather Service reported over 11 inches of rain in some areas, and first responders are actively rescuing residents from affected neighborhoods.
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At least five people dead in Indiana amid worst flooding in over 30 years, officials say
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Five confirmed dead in Indiana flooding as over 11 inches of rain reported