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Nebraska's water damage risk includes both river flooding and the flash flood risk common across the Great Plains. The state experienced catastrophic flooding in March 2019, when a combination of rapid snowmelt and heavy rain caused the Missouri, Platte, and Elkhorn Rivers to reach record levels across much of the state. Nebraska's flat terrain and reliance on agricultural drainage systems can also contribute to water pooling during heavy rain events.
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