@buttterbean: #flood #flashflood #newcastle

jessicawilk523 :

I had 5 feet of water in my basement I live in New castle Indiana

daltynbreen :

Newcastle got hit bad but Cambridge city got hit even worse there was water up two second story windows

Yauvaun Navarro :

I live in New Castle

Iconicidiot :

I'm from New castle and yes it's really flooded 😩

Stephie B Marlow :

I live in New Castle and it was so bad :/ I wish I could post my pictures. Our neighborhood was knee high water, which was lucky in comparison to some other areas. A tree fell onto the roof of the house across the street from ours, and into the power lines. It caught fire and blew the transformer and I had to call 911. Our street was without power for several hours after. It was INTENSE.

JediMike :

yep just fine

Rastus_1989 :

We can’t get to work and are pretty much stuck.

Cody Hamm :

cambridge city is worse

Paige McCubbins :

It was awful. We’ve had 6 confirmed casualties and many are without homes now

Jennifer Stewart :

Were just over here swimming like in the 80s

Cvsper :

We in fact are not okay

🎤🎶Sanctuary✝️SongBird✝️🎶🕊 :

my home town

Dino1969 :

I live in new castle

Brooklynn♍️🌙🔮🧿🪬 :

Chasity, CMA 🩺⚕️ :

Yes, live here and we got hit hard, but Cambridge City had devastating losses. My family there lost everything. Some had 4 ft of water in their homes.

Christiana :

Had to get evacuated out by boat and I’ve just been bouncing around peoples houses exhausted. This is a nightmare

patience_lynne :

Lil_cash :

Yea damn I’m so glad I don’t live there anymore but I live in 765

Katie_renea_ :

Yea, Took me an hour this morning to find a way to work that wasn’t flooded. Normally only take 15 minutes

𝔖𝔞𝔯𝔞𝔥🧿🪬🌿 :

Hey that’s me😭

Jennivyn Soans :

Had to flee and drive near Indy for the night 😭

chxloe :

Hagerstown

Jada :

I live in new castle

Andrew :

they are now worried that the levy in muncie is gonna collapse from white river being so high and if that happens they will have to shut all gas and electric off to the muncie area