"Devastating Flash Floods Hit Northeast, Leaving Destruction and Stranded Residents"
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Flash floods caused by intense rainfall in New York's Hudson Valley and Vermont have resulted in at least one death, trapped individuals, and major road washouts. Vermont experienced its worst flooding in a decade, with virtually the entire state under a flash flood warning. Heavy rainfalls of up to 1.5 inches per hour, on top of half a foot of rain, led to widespread flooding, road closures, and the rescue of 10 people from a campsite.
- In photos: Flash floods in N.Y. and Vermont kills 1, prompting emergency The Washington Post
- Roads buckled, homes and businesses damaged after major flooding in Vermont CBS News
- Vermont Flooding: Latest News and Updates The New York Times
- As Barre floods, auditorium stands ready to shelter residents, but many remain stranded VTDigger
- Northeast flooding: Catastrophic flooding swamped Vermont's capital as intense storms forced evacuations and closures in Northeast CNN
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