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  • Donnie Waltman, right, owner of Donnie Waltman Construcion, gets help pushing his truck out of floodwaters covering Old State Road 46 in Brown County, Indiana, on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • A group of motorists gather on Salt Creek Road near Indiana Highway 46 in Brown County, Indiana, stranded by rising floodwaters on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • George Price, left, manager of the NAPA Auto Parts store near Nashville, Indiana, moves wooden pallets out of the way of Cathy Richeson, right, in the flooded-out parking lot Price's business shares with Richeson's father, Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • A sheriff's rescue boat carries residents of Creekstone Apartments near Nashville, Indiana, to dry ground after more than three feet of floodwater enveloped the apartment complex Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • A fire department rescue hovercraft carries residents of Creekstone Apartments near Nashville, Indiana, to dry ground after more than three feet of floodwater enveloped the apartment complex Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • Rising floodwater damages semi tractors and buildings at the intersection of Salt Creek Road and Indiana Highway 46 East in Brown County, Indiana, on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • A consumer storage building and back-hoe are under water on Old State Road 46 near Nashville in Brown County, Indiana, on Saturday, June 7. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • These consumer storage buildings and a back-hoe are under water on Old State Road 46 near Nashville in Brown County, Indiana, on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • A fire department hovercraft carrying residents of Creekstone Apartments near Nashville, Indiana, races past other apartment dwellers awaiting evacuation during a flash flood on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • A fire department hovercraft carrying residents of Creekstone Apartments near Nashville, Indiana, races past other apartment dwellers awaiting evacuation during a flash flood on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • Brown County Councilman Ed Wojdyla, left, helps rescue a flooded-out resident of Creekstone Apartments near Nashville, Indiana, on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • H.L. Rick Richeson, owner of Rick's Auto Sales near Nashville, Indiana, walks across a flooded parking lot near his business on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • Rescuers assist evacuees of Creekstone Apartments near Nashville, Indiana, out of a boat after more than three feet of water flooded their apartment complex on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • Rescuers assist evacuees of Creekstone Apartments near Nashville, Indiana, out of a boat after more than three feet of water flooded their apartment complex on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • An Indiana Department of Natural Resources airboat brings a family to safety after they were evacuated from Creekstone Apartments near Nashville, Indiana, on Saturday, June 7. Rescuers assist evacuees of Creekstone Apartments near Nashville, Indiana, out of a boat after more than three feet of water flooded their apartment complex on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • Brown County, Indiana, sheriff's deputy Bill Southerland helps land an Indiana Department of Natural Resources airboat with a family evacuated from Creekstone Apartments near Nashville on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • A resident from Creekstone Apartments, near Nashville, Indiana, hops down from an Indiana Department of Natural Resources airboat after being evacuated from his flooded home Saturday afternoon, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • A sheriff's department jonboat carries family and its pets from Creekstone Apartments near Nashville, Indiana, on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • Brown County (Nashville, Indiana) volunteer firefighter Steve Shaner helps a dog from a rescue boat used to evacuate residents and their pets from Creekstone Apartments on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • Brown County (Nashville, Indiana) volunteer firefighter Steve Shaner helps a dog from a rescue boat used to evacuate residents and their pets from Creekstone Apartments on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • A volunteer firefighter hoses off evacuees from Creekstone Apartments near Nashville, Indiana, Saturday, June 7, 2008, after they were rescued by boat from their flooded-out homes. People and pets alike were hosed down as a decontamination measure after rescue boats carried them to dry land. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • A firefighter's nozzle provides an unwelcome shower to this small dog that, along with its owner, was evacuated from Creekstone Apartments near Nashville, Indiana, on Saturday, June 1, 2008. People and pets alike were hosed down as a decontamination measure after rescue boats carried them to dry land. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • Brown County Sheriff's Deputy Chad Williams removes a dog from an Indiana Department of Natural Resources airboat after it was rescued from rising floodwaters at Creekstone Apartments near Nashville, Indiana, on Saturday, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • A firefighter's nozzle provides an unwelcome shower to this small dog that, along with its owner, was evacuated from Creekstone Apartments near Nashville, Indiana, on Saturday, June 1, 2008. People and pets alike were hosed down as a decontamination measure after rescue boats carried them to dry land. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

  • H.L. Rick Richeson, left, owner of Rick's Auto Sales near Nashville, Indiana, and his daughter Cathy float a plastic garbage can filled with important documents from his business across his flooded-out parking lot Saturday afternoon, June 7, 2008. Torrential rains Friday night and Saturday morning caused flash flooding throughout Brown County, a tourist haven, along with other communities in southern Indiana, forcing the evacuation of scores of residents from low-lying areas.

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