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Residents of Chicago's West, Southwest sides demand action after being hit by flooding twice
H omeowners on Chicago's Southwest and West sides said one historic flooding fiasco this summer was bad enough, but then this past weekend, they were hit with a second. Since Aug. 16, the city's 311 service request line received more than 5,600 calls for flooding.
Heavy rainfall wreaked havoc on local roads in northwest Indiana on Monday night, with some even closing down to traffic because of standing water.
The National Weather Service issued a flood watch in effect until 4 a.m. Tuesday. City Council members from the Southwest Side asked the mayor's assistance in averting flooding catastrophes.
The city of Chicago is turning to plants and trees to help address issues with stormwater flooding, which has been a repeated problem this summer.This week, Chicago's South and West sides were hit hard by flooding,
The Southwest Side of Chicago is still recovering from flood damage over the weekend, with homeowners filing reports with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, trying to get money to help rebuild.
Chicagoans and suburbanites could see damaging storms pass through the area once again Monday night, bringing strong winds, lightning and flood-causing rain.
The Southwest Side of Chicago is still recovering from flood damage over the weekend, with homeowners filing reports with the Federal Emergency Management Agency, trying to get money to help rebuild.
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Damaging storms flood flood expressways, viaducts and homes; thousands lose power in Chicago area
Damaging storms brought heavy rain that flooded roadways overnight, especially on the city's Southwest Side that saw flooding last month. Thousands of ComEd customers were without power for hours in the Chicago area.
A progressive Chicago politician is facing backlash for galivanting around Nashville as her district was “devastated” by severe storms and heavy flooding.
Multiple rounds of storms pounded the Chicago area Monday afternoon, evening, and late night — prompting tornado and flash flood warnings, and causing flight and commuter train delays, power outages,
The sensors, which are being deployed over the next 18 months, use sonar technology to detect when water levels rise and create real-time flood maps for different city agencies.