Geese and airboats on patrol shared the
streets of Minot on Friday as the Souris River set a new record for
flooding, rising so quickly that it could be seen climbing up the
side of homes in the North Dakota city.
The city of Minot, N.D. is bracing for the Souris River to reach its highest level ever. The predictions range from disastrous to unstoppable to historic.
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Plastic sheeting hung over the apartment
building like a shroud, stretching from the eaves to the ground.
Across it, someone had spray-painted the word "pray" and drawn a
line labeled "1969" - the level where floodwaters had risen the
last time the Souris River climbed out of its banks in Minot.
A year ago, a twister tore through the Zeller family farm in southern Minnesota. Last week, the family threw a party to show appreciation to everyone who supported them during a difficult year.
The fact that Minneapolis Mayor R.T. Rybak, Gov. Mark Dayton and President Barack Obama are all political buddies won't help the city of Minneapolis get extra aid, a former FEMA official said Tuesday.
Minnesota will appeal the Federal Emergency Management Agency's denial of individual assistance for Hennepin County following the deadly May 22 tornado.
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