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2010 Milwaukee flood

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amount of time, it caused sewer backups in many areas of the county. The hardest hit were the Northshore areas of Shorewood, Whitefish Bay, Glendale, and North-eastern Milwaukee with water reaching five feet in some areas. The areas had just recovered from the earlier flood and were beginning to resume normalcy. The phrase 'insult to injury' was echoed among many of the TV stations for their plight. Other severe floods causing ditches to flow over and basement damage occurred in
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on July 23 as more than ten inches of rain had fallen between the two storms. Damage from flood waters and backed-up sewage led to a decision in November 2010 to demolish the former St. Michael Hospital, a seven-story 800,000-square-foot (74,000 m) building that had been largely vacant since the
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The flooding also caused one confirmed death, as 19-year-old Kyle Prelesnik's body was recovered from Lincoln Creek about eight blocks away from his car which he had been driving in the storm. The cause of the car going into the creek is pending. It is estimated that the latter storm caused flooding
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The first incident occurred in the night on July 15 to July 16. Seven days later on July 22 up to 7.5 inches (190 mm) of rain fell in two hours. This unusually heavy rainfall turned streets and freeways into rivers and impassable ponds. Because of the massive amount of rain in such a short
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simulcast WDJT on a digital subchannel, repaying an arrangement made to simulcast WTMJ on a WDJT subchannel earlier in the year after WTMJ's tower was struck by lightning. During the intense rain several stations experienced
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on satellite reception so severe that network programming had to be temporarily suspended, either by use of a technical difficulties message or, in the case of WDJT, airing impromptu news and weather coverage.
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Media coverage was hampered as the heavy rains caused flooding and damage to equipment at several television stations. The rain caused a sewer to back up inside television stations
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Shorewood Rapids!! (four- to five-foot flooding on the corner of Oakland and Edgewood at the Shorewood / Milwaukee Border)
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also caused all four stations to go dark, and news operations on WDJT were affected as the station's microwave relay for
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issued an "Individual Assistance declaration" that authorized federal aid for damaged homes and businesses.
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In the aftermath of the flooding, the state of Wisconsin requested emergency assistance from the
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closed in 2006. A large sinkhole at the intersection of Oakland and North Avenues on Milwaukee's
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during a one-week period caused flooding of basements and streets in July 2010.
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was large enough for vehicles to be engulfed by. The severe weather closed
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Shorewood Rapids with Maps & Street View - Milwaukee Flood of 2010
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vehicles was not operational. For much of the weekend, rival station
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was later added to the declaration. In September, President
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Milwaukee flood (Teutonia Avenue and Good Hope Drive)
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Index

flash flooding
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Fox Point
Jim Doyle
Milwaukee County
hospital
East Side
Mitchell International Airport
WVTV-TV
WCGV-TV
WDJT-TV
WMLW-TV
WBME-TV
WYTU-LP
ENG
WTMJ-TV
Rain fade
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Grant County, Wisconsin
Calumet County
Barack Obama



"Hundreds Stranded at Flooded Milwaukee Airport"
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"Line of thunderstorms pounds city, floods streets"
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"Rain Totals - July 22nd & 23rd"
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