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One of the worst disasters in South Dakota history, the Missouri River crests at over 25 feet in early April of 1952, sending four feet of water into downtown Pierre.
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The South Dakota hazard mitigation office has updates to its emergency response policies in sight.
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Gov. Kristi Noem has signed an order expanding emergency flood relief to two more counties.
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After flooding damaged dozens of Spearfish homes, including an apartment building for elderly and disabled people, recovery has continued for those most effected.
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After Spearfish Creek flooded days ago, now comes relief efforts. For residents in one particularly hard-hit building, that could be a long process.
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Watertown and the surrounding area is still dealing with flooding. Lake Kampeska has crested, and nearby Pelican Lake has become the focus looking forward.
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Heavy snowfall this winter raised flood probability in parts of South Dakota. Now, the Big Sioux River is cresting, and communities are putting their flood plans into action.
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With winter in the books, get ready to say goodbye to all that snow. But where exactly will the melt go?
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Will our higher-than-average winter snowfall lead to higher-than-average spring flooding? Climatologist Laura Edwards has a few predictions.
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In The Moment … May 15, 2020 Show 818 Hour 1Unprecedented flooding a year ago devastated many towns in the Midwest and Great Plains. Some are still…