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"It Was a Flood that Passed Here": Resident Describes Torrential Rain that Left Fields and Roads Flooded in Redondo

In a few minutes, the rain flooded agricultural fields and roads in that district of Évora. After the water trumpet, the mildest rainfall remained for at least two hours, making it difficult to flow.

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"It Was a Flood that Passed Here": Resident Describes Torrential Rain that Left Fields and Roads Flooded in Redondo

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"It Was a Flood that Passed Here": Resident Describes Torrential Rain that Left Fields and Roads Flooded in Redondo

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