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Live flood updates: Severe weather could cause more flooding in Indy
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Key Points:
- The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm watch until 9 p.m. Sunday for central and southern Indiana, including Marion County, with potential wind gusts up to 70 mph and quarter-size hail; Hamilton County is excluded despite historic White River flooding.
- In Riverwood, near Noblesville, residents like Lawrence Gordon are beginning extensive flood cleanup and restoration after nearly three feet of water inundated homes, with many lacking flood insurance.
- Hundreds of volunteers helped protect Rocky Ripple from severe flooding by filling sandbags and reinforcing the levee, which was nearly overtopped by the White River; water still remains in streets and homes.
- Indiana’s major sports teams, the Colts and Pacers, donated a combined $250,000 to the American Red Cross to support ongoing storm relief efforts following deadly flooding and property damage.
- Hamilton County officials are coordinating recovery efforts after the White River crested at a record 24.6 feet, with road closures, damage assessments, and a reception center opened to assist affected residents.
