Floodwaters submerge Midwest neighborhoods still bracing for more severe storms

TL;DR

Indiana and other parts of the Midwest have experienced record-breaking rainfall and severe flooding.
Over 36 million people are under flood alerts across the Midwest, with potential for an additional 4 inches of rain.
The storms bring risks of strong winds, large hail, and further flash flooding to already impacted communities.
At least three deaths have been confirmed in connection with the severe weather in Ohio and Indiana.
Communities like Anderson and Cambridge City in Indiana have seen widespread home and business flooding, requiring numerous rescues.
Indiana Governor Mike Braun declared a disaster emergency, mobilizing state resources.
Major infrastructure, including a section of I-70 in Indiana, has been affected by the flooding and rain.

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