Vermont saw historic rain amounts last week, with many localities estimating 6-9 inch totals! However, due to significant saturation levels in both the air and ground and an atmospheric roadblock, the historic rains led to immense flooding throughout Vermont's rivers and valley towns, including the state capital of Montpelier. This was Vermont's worst flooding event since 1927.

Potentially Useful Information:
⁠Drone Footage of Montpellier, VT flood damage⁠
Primary Source for Rain/Flood Factors
NWS 1927 Flood Report

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