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  1. Drought conditions are likely to persist or expand, with runoff being measured in the Missouri River Basin involving multiple states including South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, and North Dakota.

North Dakota faces significant river flooding risk as homeowners are exposed to rising water levels from major rivers.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Aug 28
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North Dakota faces significant river flooding risk as homeowners are exposed to rising water levels from major rivers.

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Drought conditions are likely to persist or expand, with runoff being measured in the Missouri River Basin involving multiple states including South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado, and North Dakota.

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