Jeb Wallace-Brodeur
Flooding on Elm Street in downtown Waterbury on Thursday morning
Jeb Wallace-Brodeur
A truck driving through flood waters in downtown Barre on Thursday morning
Jeb Wallace-Brodeur
Flooding on Union Street in downtown Waterbury on Thursday morning
Jeb Wallace-Brodeur
Mud left by receding flood waters in downtown Barre on Thursday morning
Courtest of Shem Roose
Aerial photos of Richmond flooding
Daria Bishop
A washout on Spear Street in Charlotte
Jeb Wallace-Brodeur
Flooding on Route 100 in downtown Waterbury on Thursday morning
Courtesy of Shem Roose
Aerial image of flooding in Richmond
Jeb Wallace-Brodeur
A partially collapsed bridge has closed Route 100B just south of Moretown on Thursday morning
Daria Bishop
Egrets hanging out in a flooded Hinesburg field
Jeb Wallace-Brodeur
The site on Great Brook in Plainfield where a multiunit apartment house once stood but was partially washed away in flooding Wednesday night
Jeb Wallace-Brodeur
Brook Road in Plainfield was swept away by flood waters of Great Brook on Wednesday night
Jeb Wallace-Brodeur
A home buried in silt on Brook Road in Plainfield
Jeb Wallace-Brodeur
Mail boxes buried in four feet of silt on Brook Road in Plainfield
Kevin Goddard
Floodwaters surround a mobile home and garage along Route 15 in Johnson
Kevin Goddard
The Lamoille River flooding Route 15 just north of Johnson village. The flooding closed the road to traffic
Kevin Goddard
The U.S. Post office in Johnson and Sterling Market, which has been closed since last summer's flooding, took on floodwaters from the Lamoille River again
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Jeb Wallace-Brodeur
Flooding on Elm Street in downtown Waterbury on Thursday morning
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