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Heavy Rainfall Causes Flooding and Road Damage in Blaine County

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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Heavy rainfall led to significant flooding in Blaine County, Oklahoma, prompting the National Weather Service to issue a flood warning for portions of several counties. In Greenfield, flooding caused a section of North Main Street roadway to wash away, exposing a drainage pipe. Floodwaters also surrounded a home on North 1st Street, and a high-water rescue was reported near Greenfield.

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The heavy rain resulted in numerous roads remaining closed due to flooding. Damage to local infrastructure, such as washed-away roadways, could affect local commerce and transportation in the affected areas.

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