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River jumps its banks in Marshfield

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MARSHFIELD – The Winooski River started jumping its banks, May 30, in Marshfield along Route 2. Roughly 15 miles northeast of Montpelier, flooded fields and submerged trees were observed by motorists along the side of the road, but not yet approaching the roadway. 

Flooding was observed along the Winooski River, May 30, in Marshfield.
photo by Carla Occaso.

More rain was in the forecast, including a chance of showers on Sunday, May 31, and the subsequent four days of June 1, 2, 3 and 4, according to the Eye on the Sky Vermont weather resource. There are no weather alerts posted for the Montpelier area. 

Carla Occaso, The Bridge

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