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Binghamton, NY floods 6/06Busy Rt. 17. west of Binghamton, is empty while Rt. 434 is submerged. Photo provided by Keith Nelson with thanks to Rob Szczerba. Photographer: Joe Rizzo, used by permission.
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Binghamton, NY floods, 6/06Owego, NY, approximately 25 miles west of Binghamton. (comment from Scott at Mid-Atlantic WX.com: by the way, I was married in this town!) Photo provided by Keith Nelson with thanks to Rob Szczerba. Photographer: Joe Rizzo, used by permission.
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Binghamton, NY floods, 6/06Endwell, NY. Photo provided by Keith Nelson with thanks to Rob Szczerba. Photographer: Joe Rizzo, used by permission.
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Binghamton, NY floods, 6/06EnJoie Golf Course in Endicott, NY. This is the host course for the annual "BC Open". Photo provided by Keith Nelson with thanks to Rob Szczerba. Photographer: Joe Rizzo, used by permission.
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Binghamton, NY floods, 6/06Home Depot goes underwater along the Vestal Parkway (Rt. 434), west of Binghamton. Photo provided by Keith Nelson with thanks to Rob Szczerba. Photographer: Joe Rizzo, used by permission.
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Binghamton, NY floods, 6/06Lourdes Hospital in Binghamton during the June, 2006 flood. Damage estimates exceed 10 million dollars. Photo provided by Keith Nelson with thanks to Rob Szczerba. Photographer: Joe Rizzo, used by permission.
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Binghamton, NY flooding, 6/60Runway 3 at the Tri-Cities (Binghamton, NY) Airport. Photo provided by Keith Nelson with thanks to Rob Szczerba. Photographer: Joe Rizzo, used by permission.
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Binghamton, NY floods, 6/06Aerial view of the flooded Tri-Cities (Binghamton) airport. Photo provided by Keith Nelson with thanks to Rob Szczerba. Photographer: Joe Rizzo, used by permission.
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CumbulonimbusOne of two dandy images of a "Towering Q" off in the distance. Anvil and overshooting top are plainly visible. Storm was near Jacksonville, FL on 6/26/06. Submitted by Mary.
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CumulonimbusAnother great view of the Towering Q!
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Flash FloodingI was supposed to be working at Cub Scout Day Camp, but this is what I found when I arrived. Creeks out of banks and a flooded road...one of dozens in the area as a moderate flooding event continues. We put up the yellow tape to keep others out. BTW, that's a bridge! Fuzzy picture taken on my cell phone during a downpour. Taken on 6/26/06.
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Multicell ClusterTypical Multicell storm. Photo from NOAA SkyWARN training manual. Four distinct cells are visible in this cluster; each one gets a turn at being dominant. Multicell Clusters can produce prolific rain and strong downbursts!
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