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Flooding will continue in waves and varying degrees of severity over the central United States, including a large part of the Mississippi River watershed, through the spring.
Relentless rain, snow and cold hammered the United States during the winter of 2018-2019.
Wednesday marks the official start to spring in the Northern Hemisphere and just hours later, stargazers will be able to see something that won’t be visible again until 2020.
Spring is expected to kick off with most of the northern tier of the United States enjoying mild weather on Wednesday, while temperatures trend downward in California following this weekend's warmth.
Parts of the heartland were inundated by floodwaters, leaving some communities totally surrounded by water.
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The number of fatalities continues to rise as communities remain isolated by devastating flooding caused by Tropical Cyclone Idai.
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