Brewers Game Marred by Flooding, Tornado Warnings

0:00It's April 16th. I'm Cory with the story, and this is Milwaukee Brewers News today, your AI-powered team report. Milwaukee got slammed with heavy rain for the third straight night, and on April 15th, it turned American family field into a leaky mess during. The Brewers game against Toronto. Fans watched the Brewers pull off a 2-1 win, but right after, Brewers Boulevard flooded bad, stranding cars as everyone tried to head out. The southbound exit shut down, forcing traffic onto Canal Street. That created a nightmare for folks leaving the stadium with water everywhere and no easy way home amid the flash floods. The stadium's radio retractable roof, unique in North America since it opened back in March of 2001, isn't built to be fully. Watertight heavy rain just sneaks through panels onto the field and seats, like it did on the warning track this time. No game delays from the leaks though, even with tornado warnings hitting the area of the past few nights, including one south of the city on the 15th.