Vermont Ravaged by Devastating Floods: Roads Closed, Rescues Required, and Millions in Damages

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Heavy rainfall in Vermont overnight has caused flash floods, leading to road closures and requiring swift water rescue teams to perform rescues in several areas. The National Weather Service reported rainfall up to 3.65 inches in some parts of the state, prompting Governor Phil Scott to declare a state of emergency. Residents are urged to exercise extreme caution and seek higher ground if they encounter rising water.
- Heavy rain inundates Vermont overnight, causing flash floods and requiring rescues VTDigger
- Heavy rain, flooding closes roads in southern Vermont Local 22/44 News
- Killington flash flood, mudslide causes $1m+ in damages Mountaintimes
- Multiple Vt. roads closed amid massive floods WCAX
- Killington community cleans up after floods pour into region WCAX
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