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Montpelier Today
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Flood Warning Issued for Indiana and Ohio Rivers
Tippecanoe, Saint Joseph, and Tiffin Rivers expected to see minor flooding
Apr. 19, 2026 at 2:35pm
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The rising waters of the Tippecanoe, Saint Joseph, and Tiffin Rivers threaten to overwhelm the surrounding landscape, underscoring the power of nature and the need for vigilance in the face of severe weather.Montpelier TodayThe National Weather Service has issued a Flood Warning for several rivers in Indiana and Ohio, including the Tippecanoe River, Saint Joseph River, and Tiffin River. Minor flooding is forecast along these waterways, with the potential for impacts to roads, agricultural areas, and low-lying land.
Why it matters
Flooding can pose a risk to public safety, damage property, and disrupt transportation. Residents and officials in the affected areas need to monitor the situation and be prepared to take appropriate actions.
The details
The Flood Warning is in effect until early Thursday afternoon. At its peak, the Saint Joseph River near Newville is expected to reach a stage of 13.2 feet, which will cause significant flooding on a county road and considerable agricultural and low-land flooding. The Tippecanoe River near Ora and the Tiffin River at Stryker are also forecast to experience minor flooding.
- The Flood Warning was issued on Saturday evening.
- The rivers are expected to crest on Sunday evening.
- The Flood Warning is in effect until early Thursday afternoon.
The players
National Weather Service
The federal agency responsible for issuing weather warnings and forecasts.
What’s next
Residents in the affected areas should monitor the situation and be prepared to take appropriate actions, such as avoiding flooded roads and securing property. Officials will continue to monitor the rivers and provide updates as necessary.
The takeaway
This Flood Warning highlights the importance of being prepared for severe weather events, as flooding can pose a significant risk to public safety and property. Residents in the affected areas should stay informed and take necessary precautions.

