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.

Officials don’t yet have an estimate of how much cleanup will cost, in part because some damage is still being discovered.

Crews are still surveying damage near Peru to determine if it was caused by a tornado.

While the number of injuries is minimal, the damage to homes and businesses in the Kokomo area is extensive.

The American Red Cross setup a shelter at the Kokomo Event and Conference Center for those displaced.

Storms of the size that hit central part of the state Wednesday are fairly uncommon for Indiana, especially this time of year.

The National Weather Service confirmed at least three tornado touchdowns west of Indianapolis Monday.

The National Weather Service is investigating reports of two possible tornadoes southwest Indiana after spring storms moved through the state.

Indiana's new hazard mitigation plan describes the threat from natural disasters such as flooding, earthquakes, tornadoes, hail and snow storms.