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Oklahoma City flooding 2: Thursday, July 8, 2010

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Oklahoma City flooding: Thursday, July 8, 2010

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Oklahoma flooding: Pictures submitted to NewsOK.com July 8, 2010

Oklahoma flooding pictures submitted by readers to NewsOK.com July 8, 2010. Rains have stopped in south Oklahoma City, but some vehicles are stranded and homes filled with water along Lightning Creek. Crews rescued motorists in several locations throughout Oklahoma City. At 8:15 p.m., 2.55 inches of rain had fallen on east Oklahoma City in three hours, according to the Oklahoma Mesonet. Two to 3 more inches was expected before the rain subsides, according to the National Weather Service.

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Search, Discovery at Lightning Creek: Tuesday, July 7, 2010

More photos of firefighters conducting a foot search for the body of a 13-year old boy who was swept away by the creek's flooding waters yesterday afternoon. About 90 minutes later, his body was discovered in the Oklahoma River, Tuesday morning, July 7, 2010. Photos by Jim Beckel, The Oklahoman

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Suspected tornado tears through Bridgeport, Connecticut: June 24, 2010

A suspected tornado tears through Bridgeport, Connecticut, leaving damage all over the city.

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Lightning storm near Lake Hefner

Lightning strikes late Monday night near Lake Hefner as storms moved through the area.

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Flooding in Oklahoma: Friday, June 18, 2010

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Oklahoma flooding pictures: Cars found under water

View photos of cars found under water days after storms flooded parts of Oklahoma, including Oklahoma City, June 14, 2010.

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Oklahoma Flooding Aftermath: Wednesday, June 16, 2010

View pictures of flood waters covering road, parking lot at Arcadia Lake in Edmond. By Oklahoman photo staff

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Oklahoma flood pictures: Flood aftermath, Tuesday, June 15, 2010

View photos of the flooding aftermath in Oklahoma. Storms dropped about 10 inches of rain on at least one part of Oklahoma City on Monday, flooded neighborhoods, closed some interstates, stranded motorists and left some residents clinging to trees and awaiting rescue. The storms -- which forecasters said followed each other like a series of train cars moving over the same area -- also led state authorities to declare a state of emergency in 59 of Oklahoma's 77 counties.

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Oklahoma flooding pictures: View pictures of the flooding aftermath in Edmond, Oklahoma, June 15, 2010

View photos of the flooding aftermath in Edmond, Oklahoma, June 15, 2010. Storms dropped about 10 inches of rain on at least one part of Oklahoma City on Monday, flooded neighborhoods, closed some interstates, stranded motorists and left some residents clinging to trees and awaiting rescue. The storms -- which forecasters said followed each other like a series of train cars moving over the same area -- also led state authorities to declare a state of emergency in 59 of Oklahoma's 77 counties.

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Oklahoma flooding pictures: View pictures of the June 14, 2010 floods submitted by readers

View June 14, 2010 Oklahoma flooding pictures submitted by readers. Storms dropped about 10 inches of rain on at least one part of Oklahoma City on Monday, flooded neighborhoods, closed some interstates, stranded motorists and left some residents clinging to trees and awaiting rescue. The storms -- which forecasters said followed each other like a series of train cars moving over the same area -- also led state authorities to declare a state of emergency in 59 of Oklahoma's 77 counties.

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