severe weather

Federal disaster relief is coming to Indianaafter the destructive August storms and flooding. See which counties have been approved for FEMA assistance.

Indiana disaster relief funds are now available to qualifying Warrick County residents whose homes or property were damaged in the June 21 tornado outbreak.

Additional rainfall could worsen already dangerous flooding in parts of Indiana. Here's what state officials want Hoosiers to know before more rain arrives.

FEMA is assessing storm and flood damage across Indiana, but officials say residents should not apply directly with FEMA yet. Here's what Hoosiers should do.

After a derecho brought destructive minds to Indiana and several other states, you may be wondering what the unusual weather term actually means. Here's a simple explanation.

As Indiana recovers from devastating severe weather, state officials are warning residents to watch for fake contractors, FEMA impersonators, bogus charities and other common post-disaster scams.

Indiana has declared a statewide disaster emergency after flooding, tornado activity and a derecho caused widespread damage, with one community now asking residents to conserve water.

Tornadoes and storms are common in Indiana. Learn how to prepare and protect yourself, your family, and your pets during severe weather events.

Tornado warnings don’t always strike when you're safe at home. Learn where to go and how to stay safe if a tornado hits while you’re at work, school, or in your car.

Indiana faces an enhanced risk for severe storms Sunday evening with damaging winds possible before colder air and snow showers arrive Monday.

FEMA has approved more than $4 million to help Indiana communities recover from severe storms, flooding, and tornado damage from Spring 2025.

Scattered storms could develop across the Tri State this evening as a cold front moves through, bringing gusty winds, heavy rain, and a low risk for isolated severe weather.