A 'potentially dangerous situation' looms as Vermont grapples with worst flood in nearly 100 years
A deluge of epic proportions dropped more than 9 inches of rain across parts of Vermont Monday, resulting in one of the worst floods in nearly 100 years. Roads and communities were completely inundated and officials warned the situation might get worse before it gets better. In Vermont's state capital of Montpelier, a "potentially dangerous situation" was unfolding as one of the dams that provides flood protection to the city was nearing its capacity. The Wrightsville Dam, located on the Winoosk
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