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Multiple people dead as flooding continues in Indiana

Indiana is reeling from historic flooding that has already killed at least six people and submerged parts of Indianapolis.
While some hard-hit communities are starting to dry out, meteorologists warn of more severe weather expected to hit the region this Sunday. Thunderstorms could bring additional rainfall to already saturated ground, threatening further inundation in submerged neighborhoods and complicating recovery efforts.
Submerged homes and impassable roads now confront thousands of residents. Everyday life has turned into an immediate struggle for safety and recovery. Emergency crews are stretched thin, focusing on rescues and damage assessment as many face prolonged displacement. The long-term cleanup and rebuilding will likely take months, leaving many without basic necessities for weeks.
Over a foot of rain in three days is more than Lubbock typically sees in half a year.
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