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Heavy rain is producing flash flooding in parts of northwestern Illinois and Iowa, with up to 1.5 inches more possible, the National Weather Service said.
- The National Weather Service issued flash flood warnings for parts of Iowa, Illinois, and Arizona on Wednesday, citing thunderstorms producing heavy rain across multiple regions.
- Thunderstorms moved east at 40 mph, dropping between 1 and 3 inches of rain that triggered rapid-onset flooding in creeks and low-lying drainage zones.
- Wind gusts reached 50 to 55 mph, causing downed tree limbs and widespread power outages; NIPSCO plans to repair around 90% of power outages by Tuesday night.
- Hazardous waves reaching 8 feet could capsize vessels, prompting mariners to remain in port; officials urge drivers to avoid flooded roads as most flood deaths occur in vehicles.
- Ongoing recovery efforts continue as local authorities manage road closures and infrastructure repairs; residents should monitor local weather updates for potential hazards as the storm system dissipates.
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