Water levels at lakes around the area have leveled off or gone down for the most part.
While Pike and Winona Lake have both subsided, however minimally, standing water , in some places a foot deep, is still a problem.
The water levels rose at Center Lake Friday afternoon.
Water moved past the shore line at Center Lake Park and was nearly at the parking lot.
Water came over the sea wall at the Instru-Med building on North Detroit Street in Warsaw.
World renowned owner Tony Miller said that while there is water in the parking lot, none has gotten to the building and it hasn't effected business.
At Osborn landing, a road created by the City of Warsaw has allowed residents to get in and out and there have been no reports of water damage inside homes.
Volunteers and city workers were still out in areas both in the city and county Friday delivering sandbags.
As of Friday afternoon, there were no flood-related injuries in Warsaw.
In terms of power outages, attempts to reach NIPSCO representatives were unsuccessful.
The Tippecanoe River was expected to crest at some point between Friday night and Saturday night.
The effects that cresting has on local lakes, channels and streams is still unknown.
