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flash floods
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Flash floods can occur due to heavy rain, snowmelt, or dam breakage.
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flood
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Floods can lead to widespread property damage and displacement of people.
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flood
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United States
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Flood insurance is common and frequently discussed due to the risk of floods in certain areas.
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flood
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United States
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Flood insurance is a common consideration for homeowners in flood-prone areas.
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flood
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United States
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Flood insurance is commonly purchased as a precautionary measure due to the risk of flooding from rivers, lakes, and storms.
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flood
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United States
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Government agencies provide flood insurance and have emergency response plans in place to mitigate the impact of floods.
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flood management
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United States
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Flood management includes extensive use of levees, dams, and flood walls.
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flood preparedness
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United States
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Stocking up on emergency supplies like bottled water, non-perishable food, and flashlights
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flood waters
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United States
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Flood waters can cause extensive damage to buildings and infrastructure, leading to costly repairs and disruptions in daily life.
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flood waters
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United States
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Flood waters can cause widespread damage to homes and infrastructure
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flood waters
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United States
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Flood waters are associated with danger and destruction, requiring evacuation and emergency response.
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flood waters
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United States
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Flood waters can cause significant damage to homes, infrastructure, and crops.
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flood waters
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United States
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Flood waters can cause extensive damage to homes and infrastructure, leading to costly cleanup and recovery efforts.
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flooding
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United States
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Flooding may be caused by heavy rain or snowmelt, leading to property damage and road closures.
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floods
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United States
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Flood insurance is a common and important consideration for homeowners in flood-prone areas.
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