| 35.0 | Great destruction in Greene County to transportation systems. Worthington...Newberry and numerous rurul residents cut off from the outside world. Floodwaters threaten water wells for Bloomfield. All levees in Greene County are breached and or overtopped. The downstream towns of Elnora and Westphalia are flooded as a result of these levee breaches. |
| 34.0 | Great destruction to transportation system...agricultural fields and many homes in Greene County. Many residents in Greene County are isolated. Town of Worthington people needing hospital care should have left before this level. During the June 2008 flood...the Worthington Town Council met and decided that the entire town should evacauate. The flood crest in June 2008 was 1 foot lower than this level. |
| 33.5 | Record flooding is in progress. Four important state roads flood...including US 231. Extensive flooding in the Third Steet Neighborhood at Worthington could be worse than June 2008 especially if Eel River is at record level. Worthington is an island because everyway out of town is flooded. Railroad tracks southwest of Worthington just south of SR 67 wash out just like in June 2008. |
| 33.0 | The Great Flood of June 2008 approached this level...an unbelievable flood! It was virtually impossible to travel in Greene County. State Road 57 washed out north of Newberry. State Roads 54...57...67...157 and US Highway 231 west and north of Bloomfield were all flooded. Persons evacuated from the western and northern portions of Worthington. Flood waters at the edge of Lyons. Homes and river cabins heavily damaged in Newberry. Frantic sandbagging of Elnora levee. Elnora levee was compromised. |
| 33.0 | Flood crest of June 2008. SR roads 67...54...57 and US 231 all closed by flood water. Water lapping at the bottom of SR 67 bridge just north of Worthington. A slightly higher level would cut off this road. Residents of Bloomfield could not leave town by going north or west. Railroad tracks washed out just southwest of Worthington by record flood on Eel River. After flood waters recede...local residents count 54 different places where stone ballast was washed from under the railroad tracks. |
| 32.9 | McGinnis Levee south of Lyons on the right bank of the White River overtopped during the June 2008 flood. Homes on the northside of Worthington flood...some on the first floor. Worthington Park extensively flooded. Railroad grade just east of SR 67 just south of Worthington extensively washed out. Some rails noticeably twisted. Fish Creek south of Freedom was a river and washed out a water line. |
| 32.9 | During the Great Flood of June 2008...SR 67 from junction of SR 57 flooded north for 1 to 2 miles as Eel River went around the north side of Worthington. The junction of SR 57...SR 54 and US highway 231 flooded by backwater from local stream. The combination of backwater from the White and heavy local rain flooded SR 67 just north of Switz City in addition to the portion of the road flooded just south of Worthington. |
| 32.4 | The Great Flood of June 2008 had washed out State Road 57 north of Newberry and it was impossible to leave Bloomfield going north or west. Residents in the north and western sections of Worthington were evacuated. State Road 67 south of Worthington was flooded. The Governor referred to Worthington as Isle of Worthington because Worthington is surrounded by the Eel and White Rivers. Impacts are so great to the Greene County that travel is virtually impossible. Water at the outskirts of Lyons. |
| 31.9 | Flooding of northern residential area of Worthington generally north of 3rd Street. During the June 2008 flood...40 to 50 homes in Worthington were affected by flood waters. Most had basement flooding, but around 10 homes generally along 3rd street were extensively flooded. The local park was literally destroyed. During this flood the Eel River flooded westward and southward around the northside of Worthington. |
| 31.6 | State Road 54 reopened during the Great Flood of June 2008. |
| 31.0 | During the June 2008 flood...on Sunday June 8 the town of Worthington awoke to find themselves surrounded by flood waters. The Elliston reading was 31 feet and rising and the Worthington reading at SR 157 south of town was 29.3 feet and rising. The Eel River had poured over its banks and flowed westward and southward covering SR 157 north of Worthington and SR 67 south of Worthington. SR 67 north was thought to be too dangerous to cross as the water was within a foot of the bridge deck. |
| 30.0 | Major flood is in progress. Evacuations from river cabins is necessary. Water is near top of levees. Flooding begins in lowest areas of Worthington near the Eel River. Flood waters are in Shawnee Airfields hanger. Levee in the Lyons-Marco area needed sandbagged during the January 2005 flood. SR 157 north of Worthington will likely be flooded. |
| 29.1 | Water finally receded from State Road 67 at Worthington somewhere below 29 feet after the river crested near 33 feet during the Great June 2008 flood. |
| 29.0 | Major flood is in progress. High water threatens downstream levees. Some evacuations of rural areas is necessary. |
| 28.0 | Evacuations may be necessary from river cabins. There is concern about downstream levees. Train traffic halts at Elnora across White River. Backwater floods curve on south end of track. |
| 26.0 | Shawnee airfield floods. Flood waters begin to get into the hanger. Relocation of livestock may be necessary. |
| 24.5 | North end of runway of Shawnee airfield begins to flood. High water surrounds river cabins. Extensive agricultural flooding is in progress. |
| 24.0 | Indiana 157 between Worthington and Bloomfield begins to flood. County Road 175 south of Bloomfield floods. From Linton citzen, CR 100W Between CR 110N and SR 67 (Jefferson Twp), CR 850N between SR 48 and SR 157 (Jefferson Twp), CR 250W between SR 54 and CR 250N (Fairplay Twp), CR 200 W between CR 157S and CR 260S (Washington Twp), CR 100W between CR 100S and CR 260S (Washington Twp), and CR 250W and the White River affected by high water. |
| 23.5 | CR 100N leading to Shawnee Field floods. High water affecting other roads near the White River in Greene County also. Extensive flooding of river bottomlands. |
| 23.0 | Extensive flooding of agricultural lands begin. |
| 21.0 | Eastern portion of Greene CR 100 S floods leading to Plummer. Flooding covers all low bottomlands |
| 20.0 | River road north of Greene CR 150 W is flooded. Low agricultural fields flood. |
| 18.0 | River approaching River Road north of Greene CR 150 W. Some low lying agricultural land begins to flood. |
