Residents of Petersburg and the surrounding areas in Indiana, it's important to stay aware and prepared as recent heavy rainfall has prompted a flood warning for the White River at Petersburg. The National Weather Service in Indianapolis has extended the flood warning, alerting us that minor flooding is forecast to occur from late Saturday night through early Monday morning. It is crucial for those living near the river to monitor water levels and heed any advice or instructions from local authorities.

At this moment, the White River is expected to crest at 16.0 feet early Sunday morning, which is recognized as the flood stage level. This can lead to flooding that primarily affects agricultural lands. Keep an eye on the river's rise and be ready to take action if necessary. While the river is set to fall below flood stage by early Sunday afternoon, it's important to remain vigilant as conditions can change. For your safety and the protection of your property, stay updated with the latest information by visiting the NWS website and following any guidance provided. Let's look out for each other and stay safe during this time.

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Streamflow levels across Indiana are currently 91.0% of normal, with the Wabash River At New Harmony reporting the highest discharge in the state with 50600cfs and gauge stage of 11 ft. Meanwhile, the Eagle Creek At Indianapolis is seeing a spike in streamflows today after experiencing a 1660.22% increase since yesterday, and currently running at 646cfs.

Maximum gauge stage in the state was last observed at the Patoka River At Winslow, currently reporting a stage of 19.78ft. The Indiana Harbor Canal At East Chicago in the Little Calumet-Galien watershed is surging for this time of year at 1830cfs, about 73.1% of normal.