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Residents of some Duluth neighborhoods are
cleaning up this morning after flash flooding swept through in the
late night and early morning.


      The Duluth News Tribune reports torrential downpours struck
right around midnight Saturday into Sunday. A number of cars in the
western part of the city were submerged to their hoods in low-lying
spots and had to be removed later Sunday by tow trucks.


      The paper reports there was also flash flooding in the nearby
town of Proctor. A spotter for the National Weather Service
reported almost 4.5 inches of rain between about 10 p.m. and 12:20
a.m. in west Duluth.

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Residents of some Duluth neighborhoods are
cleaning up this morning after flash flooding swept through in the
late night and early morning.


Parts of Duluth swamped by flash flooding

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