SALEM, Indiana — Torrential downpours in southern Indiana drowned out some roadways and forced multiple water rescues on Friday.

The National Weather Service issued a flash flood warning for parts of southern Indiana, which expired at 10 p.m.

Roughly six inches of rain as storms moved through Kentuckiana.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office shared video of Water Street in Salem completely submerged in rushing floodwaters.

"Turn around, don’t drown!" Sheriff Brent Miller warned in a Facebook post.

Credit: Washington County Sheriff's Office Water Street in Salem, Indiana submerged during flash flooding. | June 6, 2025

Washington County Emergency Management Agency officials said several other streets were impassable due to the flash flooding. Most were around the city of Salem, but

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