Granger and Edwardsburg were slammed by storms and heavy rain Tuesday night.
That downpour left a trail of damage across the area.
A home on Sherwood Drive sustained damage in Tuesday's storm.
The family was home at the time and said everyone was ok.
In Granger, 5 inches of rain was reported Tuesday.
Now Wednesday’s storms were round two for people who live in that area.
One homeowner whose home was damaged was working on sealing their home before the next round of rain came through the area.
Some people had it harder than others, though.
For some, the storms came with hail, winds, and heavy rain.
They are now dealing with major damage.
A big tree crashed into one home.
Crews have been working all day to remove that tree.
Meanwhile, others are dealing with flooding.
Heavy rain pummeled parts of Granger Tuesday night.
This caused ditches to overflow and for drains to be overwhelmed.
WSBT 22 spoke to one business owner who dealt with flooding.
“I was watching the storm on our cameras last night, and I was amazed by how much of the rainfall was actually coming through, and I didn’t see any damage or that sort of thing, but when we came in this morning, the shop was flooded. Our eavestroughs and drains just couldn’t keep up there was so much water,” said Stacy Suski, Owner of Granger Lawnmower Place.
WSBT 22 spoke with one person who didn’t have any damage but said Tuesday night’s storm did get intense.
“It started raining and it got harder and harder for about 15 minutes and get a little hail not much and the wind started,” said Steve Carroll, homeowner.
Other areas nearby like the South Bend Airport saw no rain.