The National Weather Service in Indianapolis says wind chills could be approaching minus 20 in some spots Saturday night.

The tornado covered 31 miles Sunday in eastern Indiana's Delaware, Blackford and Jay counties before crossing the state line and ending west of Celina, Ohio.

The hardest-hit area was Boone County, just northwest of Indianapolis, where more than 4,500 outages were reported.

The Indianapolis Department of Public Works, announced several road closures today due to high-water.

Five hundred sandbags will be made available to the Rocky Ripple and Ravenswood neighborhoods.

Park workers from Shakamak State Park and Lake Monroe have been brought in to help clear the trails.

Police in Lafayette and the sheriff's office in surrounding Tippecanoe County said that high water early Thursday forced some roads to be closed in the area.

Wednesday morning's tornado near Mitchell in Lawrence County was rated as an EF-2 on the Enhanced Fujita scale with maximum wind speeds of 130 mph.

Forecasts call for a mixed bag of weather conditions across Indiana this weekend, including freezing rain and ice.

The National Weather Service said a record 8.49 inches of rain fell on South Bend in a 24-hour period on Aug. 15-16.