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WFRV Local 5
River in Wisconsin ‘extremely’ high with debris due to recent rain, caution advised
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WFRV) — The La Crosse Police Department is warning residents about the aftereffects of our recent extreme weather, specifically regarding the La Crosse River overflowing with debris. “Due to recent rain, the flow of the Root River into the Mississippi south of La Crosse is extremely high with debris and full trees […]
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River in Wisconsin ‘extremely’ high with debris due to recent rain, caution advised
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WFRV) — The La Crosse Police Department is warning residents about the aftereffects of our recent extreme weather, specifically regarding the La Crosse River overflowing with debris. "Due to recent rain, the flow of the Root River into the Mississippi south of La Crosse is extremely...
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Emergency road closure – Old Town Hall Road, east of Rio Grande Blvd
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WLAX/WEUX) – Effective immediately, Old Town Hall Road, east of Rio Grande Blvd will be closed to traffic. This closure is a safety precaution; due to flooding the road is impassable at this time. The temporary closure will remain in place until further notice. Please contact...
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Coon Valley faces severe flooding as water levels rise and businesses prepare for potential worsening
COON VALLEY, Wis. (WKBT) — Floodwaters swept through Coon Valley on Thursday, submerging pathways and leaving residents and business owners scrambling to protect their assets and livelihoods.
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Flooding impacting roads in Coulee Region
LA CROSSE, Wis. (WEAU) - Flooding in the Coulee Region is prompting some road closures. According to the City of La Crose, effective immediately, Old Town Hall Road, east of Rio Grande Blvd will be closed to traffic. This closure is a safety precaution; due to flooding the road is impassable at this time. The temporary closure will remain in place until further notice.
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Heavy rainfall causes sewer overflow in Viroqua
VIROQUA, Wis. — Heavy rainfall that dumped about 6 inches of rain on Viroqua between July 1 and July 2 led city officials to release approximately 18,000 gallons of wastewater into nearby waterways Thursday to prevent sewer backups in homes and businesses. The discharge occurred from the Lincoln Street...
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Campgrounds Impacted by Heavy Rains
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