Spring flooding adversely affects US midwest

Spring flooding has adversely affected the midwest states of the US. Wisconsin, states along the Missouri River and South Dakota are adversely affected by the flooding.

Missouri: The midwest states of the US are fighting with the late winter or one can say the spring flooding which has badly affected much of midwest.

Wisconsin is still recovering from the heavy rain and melting snow flooded roads, fields and communities. Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers who had declared a state of emergency for much of the state said on Tuesday that he was working with state emergency agencies to make aids available.

Flooding along the Missouri River and its tributaries has resulted in at least three deaths and caused at least 3 billion US dollars in damage.

Though the floodwaters are receding but according to the National Weather Service forecast, significant rain is possible later in the week.

South Dakota is dealing with severe floods and huge chunks of ice were found left behind by the floodwater in a park in Brandon.

Flood in southern South Dakota has affected the area badly with swamping roads, trapping people in homes and cutting off water supplies to thousands.