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WGLT Flood damage reports from heavy weekend rains that overloaded storm and sometimes sanitary sewer systems were expected to continue streaming in all week. Municipal leaders and companies that restore flooded property said Tuesday they expected new reports of damage related to exceptionally heavy weekend rains to continue accumulating through the week. In Bloomington, the city has learned of more than 1,000 homeowners and business owners who’ve reportedly sustained storm damage and made an inquiry to the city about it, City Manager Tim Gleason said Tuesday morning. The Town of Normal did not have a number Tuesday afternoon, though Public Works Director Wayne Aldrich said it was far less than in Bloomington, in part because there was less rainfall in Normal.

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