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Heavy rains brought up to 7 inches of rain in Milwaukee, not just the temporary closure of the airport due to flooded tracks, but also causing the appearance of a huge sink of Milwaukee on the east side of the city that "swallowed" an SUV.

Fortunately, the police informed the vehicle owner could emerge unscathed from the SUV. At this time the car is running to remove fuel available.

AP reports:

"A witness who helped the driver and the sink hole, which he estimated at about 20 feet deep and 15 feet, told the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel asked the driver what had happened. Mark Pawlik, owner of a company Crane said he was walking in the rain when he noticed a light sunk into the ground, then saw the great sporting services company vehicles approach the intersection. "

This cenote is located at the corner of Oakland and North avenues. Construction workers are currently working to get the car out of the hole, but police say that if the rains continue to pour the enormous drain of Milwaukee may be even bigger!