Environment
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Areas in Philadelphia Flooded After Experiencing a Month's Worth of Rain in a Single Day
On Monday, the floodgates opened over the Philadelphia metro region, with a torrent of rain shutting down roads, forcing several water rescues, and dumping up to 10 inches of rain in one town.
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