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Forecasters say the extreme rainfall and flooding threat is moving into the Appalachians and southeastern US Today after pounding the mid South.
The severe weather is blamed for killing at least 16 people since last week,
including 10 in Tennessee.
In Indiana, heavy rain has led to flooding that has damaged homes and businesses.
George Hale from member station WFIU reports.
Residents spent Saturday cleaning debris from shops along Main street in the central Indiana town of Ellettsville after flooding overnight.
Samantha Farmer brought friends to help clear out the mess left by water that poured over the banks of a nearby creek and into her salon.
It was about an inch of mud from front to back.
Outside, city workers handed out sandbags in anticipation of more flooding.
Major river flooding is expected to continue for days,
and nearby counties are imposing travel restrictions in anticipation.
Officials are asking the public to report observed flooding to local first responders as well as the National Weather Service when safe to do so.
For NPR News, I'm George Hale in Bloomington, Indiana.