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High water dangerous, drive carefully this evening Flooding occurred over a brief period. Water rose very rapidly in streams in Columbia, subsided quickly, too. New stream diversion system from Fairground Street across Campbellsville successfully diverted flood waters from main roadway. Click on headline for story with photos being added By Linda & Ed Waggener A thunderstorm with hard rainfall hit Columbia around 6:30pmCT and roads and streets quickly became slick. Weather reports had called for only a 30 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms but that was not what residents witnessed. Water covered low lying areas of yards, fields, streets and roads. Water in our yard on Fortune Street was the highest we have seen it in over 37 years in residency here. Right after moving a car to avoid the rising water, a check around town found:
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