Severe Rainstorms Head East as Death Toll From Midwest Floods Hits 22

Severe Rainstorms Head East as Death Toll From Midwest Floods Hits 22

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The residents of Carey are the latest victims of storms that have buffeted the Midwest and Plains since the weekend, leaving roads flooded, schools canceled and sending rescuers out on boats.

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theres alot more to the article but way to much to be considered a snippet...so read the full article....then let me say i know people in some of these effected areas and there tellin me that these floods are pretty damn serious,and its not just one small area being effected,anybody's thoughts?

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The floods have been serious. I live on the Wisconsin/Minnesota border and water was high enough to enter people's vehicles this weekend. The rain has been off and on for a week straight now with more rain still in the forecast. Four people died in this area alone.

man that is just crazyness....not to play the part of dot connector but damned if all this bad weather doesnt seem to be connected.....my best goes out to you and yours

Yeah we got a little rain here in Colorado, at least where I live. It hailed pea sized for about 3-5 minutes, nothing serious thankfully. The storms that we get off of the Rocky mountains normally move east, and go right into tornado ally. I've seen countless storms and can almost gauge wow powerful they will become when they reach the plains. I prey for all those who will suffer the wrath of mother nature with these storms. Hang in tight there guys and gals.