Rain moves out as flood risks remain in Southwest following destructive storms
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An expert says over 20 trillion gallons of water has fallen on the Four Corners states and Nevada in the past two weeks. The flooding has kept swift-water rescue teams busy.
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Rain moves out as flood risks remain in Southwest following destructive storms
An expert says over 20 trillion gallons of water has fallen on the Four Corners states and Nevada in the past two weeks. The flooding has kept swift-water rescue teams busy.
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Deadly Floods Swamp Southwest, Forcing Hundreds To Evacuate
More than 20 trillion gallons of rain have fallen on the Four Corners states and Nevada in the past two weeks.
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