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June 6: A Wendy's restaurant is surrounded to protect it from the flooding river in Hamburg, Iowa.![MoRiver Flooding AP]()
June 5: The Missouri River water level continues to get higher on the River in Sioux City, Iowa.![MoRiver_Flooding4]()
June 5: Water accumulates on Hamilton Blvd in Sioux City, Iowa.![MoRiver_Flooding3]()
June 5: The Missouri River water level continues to get higher in Sioux City, Iowa.![MoRiver_Flooing1]()
June 6: An outdoor pavilion along the Missouri River in Sioux City, Iowa.Full Breach of Missouri River Levee Expected
The swollen Missouri River threatens towns in southwest Iowa, as crews scramble to protect the city from being submerged in several feet of water. If efforts to pile massive sandbags on a faltering levee and build a secondary barrier fail, part of Hamburg could be under as much as 8 feet of water for a month or more, the Associated Press reported.
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