Midwest flooding begins to ease, but one more round of storms is on the way | CNN

Following disastrous flooding across the Midwest that left at least seven dead in Indiana, conditions have begun to improve across the region. As officials turn to recovery efforts, more storms are expected further east in Appalachia late Sunday. More than 5 million people across the Midwest and mid-Atlantic remain under flood watches Sunday. In areas already saturated by rain, even modest rainfall in the coming hours could cause new problems. Another round of storms will likely move through Appalachia late Sunday through early Monday. A line of severe thunderstorms is moving east across Ohio into Pennsylvania. There are reports of downed trees and power lines across Ohio, and a tornado warning was issued about 25 miles east of Canton. West Virginia faces the greatest risk from another round of flooding rain, a Level 3 of 4, which will kick into another gear in the evening as storms head east. Exactly where the heaviest rain lands remains uncertain, but forecast models suggest more than 4 inches could fall in the hardest-hit areas, with isolated totals topping 6 inches through Monday. A broader Level 2 of 4 risk of flooding rain remains elsewhere in Appalachia, the mid-Atlantic and