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Parts Of The U.S. Face Spring Flooding Threat
Parts of the U.S. are facing a threat of spring flooding, the National Weather Service says.
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WASHINGTON (March 19, 2009)--The upper Midwest, parts of the Great Lakes area and the Northeast are facing a threat of spring flooding, government forecasters say.
The National Weather Service says the greatest risk is along the Red River of the North on the North Dakota-Minnesota border.
In addition, flooding threatens much of northern Minnesota, central North Dakota and northern South Dakota.
A region of potential spring flooding extends across northern Illinois, Indiana and Ohio and the southern two-thirds of Michigan.
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