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Jun 05

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For farmers, record flooding and a wet spring mean many fields can't be planted

By Jack Williams, NET

In parts of America’s Heartland, prolonged wet weather and historic flooding are disrupting spring planting for many farmers. Nearly three months after waters washed over parts of Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska, some fields remain submerged -- and President Trump’s trade…

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Jun 03

Hundreds of Missouri roads closed by near-record flooding

By Heather Hollingsworth, Associated Press

Midwestern rivers have flooded periodically since March, causing billions of dollars of damage to farmland, homes and businesses.

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May 31

Record flooding causes levee breach in western Arkansas

By Associated Press

Emergency management officials say crews are going door-to-door to recommend evacuation for about 160 homes.

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May 30

Levees strained as Arkansas River holds at record levels

By Hannah Grabenstein, Associated Press

Officials expected hundreds of homes to flood in Fort Smith, Arkansas' second-largest city. In nearby Van Buren, officials warned that a levee protecting a mostly rural area was "showing signs of significant leakage and deterioration."…

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May 28

Watch 6:57
The radical approach these communities have taken to flood mitigation

By Cat Wise

The U.S. has experienced its wettest 12-month period on record. Scientists warn that climate change is causing more intense storms, resulting in increased flooding risk for millions of Americans living near rivers and along the coasts. How can vulnerable communities…

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May 28

Flood buyouts are getting more expensive as storms intensify

By David A. Lieb, Associated Press

An AP analysis shows federal buyouts of flooded properties have been getting more expensive, with many of the costliest coming in the last decade.

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May 25

Flooding leads to Oklahoma and Arkansas evacuations

By Associated Press

Officials on Saturday warned some Tulsa residents to prepare to head to higher ground because old levees holding back the swollen Arkansas River are stressed and more rain is expected for the flood-weary region.

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May 03

Watch 9:00
News Wrap: Record floods submerge the Midwest

Record-breaking flooding from the Mississippi River has devastated the Midwest. On Thursday, waters rose above the record set during the Great Flood of 1993, and officials say it could be a month before the water completely clears. Meanwhile, the U.S.

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Apr 30

Heavy rains disrupt aid for survivors in cyclone-battered Mozambique

By Farai Mutsaka, Associated Press

The rains and flooding kept needed supplies from arriving in the main city of Pemba on Monday and will be a challenge in the days ahead as more wet weather is forecast, a U.N. humanitarian spokeswoman said.

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Mar 22

Midwest floods foreshadow national security threat posed by climate change

By Margery A. Beck, Ellen Knickmeyer, Robert Burns, Associated Press

The Missouri River floodwater surging on to the air base housing the U.S. military's Strategic Command overwhelmed round-the-clock sandbagging by airmen and others. They had to scramble to save sensitive equipment, munitions and dozens of aircraft.

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