The 2007 MN Floods: Inside Minnesota's Deadliest & Wettest Storm
On August 18, 2007, an off-the-charts storm system dumped up to 15.10 inches of rain on southeastern Minnesota, claiming seven lives and submerging entire communities. We uncover the immediate human tragedy and the extraordinary utility crisis that followed. Discover how emergency crews in flood-bound Rushford fought a hidden contamination crisis, tracing abandoned 1800s wells beneath city streets and bank boardrooms to restore clean drinking water.
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