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Facebook Posting around 12 noon Monday (Chicago time) |
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Facebook posting around 6am Monday (Chicago time) |
In Chicago, nearly three inches of rain had fallen by 11 p.m. Sunday, and though the worst of the weekend storms have passed, a flood warning remains in effect until 1 p.m. Monday, the National Weather Service said.
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WLS 94.7 FM has been forced off air due to flooding. On Facebook, the station is urging listeners to go
on-line.
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Rain over a several days has left many area roads flooded. “The water is only going to continue to rise even after the rain stops because the ground is so heavily saturated — the water has nowhere to go,” weather service meteorologist Matt Friedlein said.
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