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Southeast Missouri’s been slammed with a foot of rain overnight, triggering a catastrophic flooding event—one of the worst in the region’s history. Rescue crews pulled dozens from flooded waters, popular campsites turned into lakes, and the Black River at Annapolis hit a record 28 feet. While Crawford, Iron, and Reynolds counties took the brunt, widespread 6–8 inches of rain hit elsewhere. Flash floods are deadly, especially near low-water crossings—don’t drive through floodwater, even if you think you know the depth. More rain’s coming tonight, and high-risk areas remain. Stay alert, sign up for emergency alerts, and remember: you can replace a car, but not a life. Turn around. Don’t drown.

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