Much of the state was battered with hard rain over the weekend, leaving many areas of Whitley County under water. Now, as the rain has subsided, colder temperatures and the threat of a snow storm loom over the area.
State of emergency declared after severe flooding causes extensive damage to homes, businesses and roadways throughout the region
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