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Vermont.

The severe weather event occurring from July 9 to 11, 2023, has brought rain, floods, and widespread damage to Vermont and has been labeled as "devastating" and "exceeding the severity of Hurricane Irene." The rivers are raging with unprecedented speed and volume. Small-town infrastructure has been severely damaged, with bridges and roads completely destroyed, and many businesses fully submerged. Vermonters have been evacuated from their homes, facing significant losses.

And yet, Vermonters remain Strong and Resilient.

An enormous amount of gratitude is directed towards the dedicated road crews and emergency workers, tirelessly operating around the clock to safeguard both lives and properties - exhibiting outstanding determination under the extremely challenging circumstances presented.

In regards to road safety, it is imperative to remember that flash floods present an extreme risk and could potentially lead to fatalities. If it is essential to travel through flood-affected areas, extreme caution is required. Vermonters and visitors are encouraged to stay updated with media announcements and directives from Vermont Emergency Management.

Stay safe and stay Vermont Strong, together.

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