- Severe weather, including rain and thunderstorms, is causing flash flooding across the panhandle region of the Midwest.
- Weather systems are moving through Central Indiana.
The American Red Cross is responding to severe flooding and disaster relief needs in Central Indiana.
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Updated Oct 9
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What happened
The American Red Cross is responding to severe flooding and disaster relief needs in Central Indiana.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Major disaster declaration approved for Indiana, prompting Red Cross relief efforts.1 source
- Flooding in Central Indiana displaced residents.Sub-event
Red Cross provides disaster relief in Central Indiana due to severe flooding.1 source
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Weather systems are moving through Central Indiana.Also in this story
- A tornado touched down near Garfield Park as storms dropped rain across Central Indiana.
- Tornadoes struck Evansville, Indiana, causing power outages and prompting tornado warnings from the National Weather Service.
The entities involved
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Central Indiana
region of Indiana, United States
Nothing else this week.
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American Red Cross
National Red Cross Society in the United States
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- The American Red Cross responded to tornadoes in Indiana, wildfires in Southern California, and flooding along the East Coast on October 9.
- American Red Cross activates disaster relief operations in Alabama and Mississippi, mobilizing volunteers from Florida.