After severe storms across western Pennsylvania overnight, widespread rain and thunderstorms are moving in again.

KALAMAZOO, MI — Flooding is making city streets impassible in several areas, the Kalamazoo Department of Public Safety reports. Rain fell throughout the day Wednesday, April 2, pooling in areas with poor drainage and making puddles on roadways. The sheriff’s also office issued a warning about flooding.

Lexington was largely spared during last night's wave of storms that barreled across the state, but more potential for severe weather is on the way.

Officials at the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District urged people to put off chores like washing dishes or doing laundry until after the storms end.

IndyStar will continue to monitor the weather throughout Sunday night and update this story with significant impacts. Severe thunderstorm warning in Indianapolis, Lawrence as worst of storm moves southStart the day smarter.

The Mid-South will face a multi-day threat of heavy rain and severe storms. By far, the highest severe weather risk is Wednesday evening and Wednesday night, when a rare Level 5 out of 5 severe weather risk is in place for much of the Mid-South, including Memphis.

The next few days bring several inches of rain to Cincinnati, leading to flooding concerns. The next few days bring several inches of rain to Cincinnati, leading to flooding concerns.

NORTH MIDDLESEX – A driver suffered serious injuries Thursday morning after crashing on a section of road washed out after heavy overnight rain in this rural area northwest of London.

A report was issued from the National Weather Service on Monday at 10:20 p.m. for heavy rain until Tuesday at midnight for Cape May County.

A downtown Tipp City event has been rescheduled because of forecasted heavy weather. The Downtown Tipp City Partnership (DTCP) “Eggsplore Downtown” event will be moved from