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  1. Severe storms caused flooding and wind damage across multiple states, prompting emergency rescues.
  2. Severe weather alerts are active as severe storms are being tracked across both Missouri and Iowa.

Iowa is receiving FEMA disaster-relief funding due to the severe weather situation.

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Iowa is receiving FEMA disaster-relief funding due to the severe weather situation.

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  1. FEMA approved $3.4 million for buyouts, and the city council received updates regarding the process.Sub-event
  2. Chuck Grassley and Iowans in the Senate are involved in providing disaster relief funding to the state.1 source
  3. Shared responsibility for flood recovery funding in Iowa following severe weather.Sub-event
  4. FEMA is providing financial aid to Iowa residents recovering from severe storms.1 source
  5. Iowa is receiving FEMA disaster-relief funding.1 source

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Severe weather alerts are active as severe storms are being tracked across both Missouri and Iowa. All 2 developments

Within Severe storms caused flooding and wind damage across multiple states, prompting emergency rescues.

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