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THE OTTER CREEK rages over Belden Falls in Middlebury on Tuesday.
Independent photo/Steve James
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VERGENNES FALLS PARK was extra wet on Tuesday after 36 hours of heavy rain inundated the region.
Independent photo/Steve James
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VERGENNES FALLS PARK was extra wet on Tuesday after 36 hours of heavy rain inundated the region.
Independent photo/Steve James
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VERGENNES FALLS PARK was extra wet on Tuesday after 36 hours of heavy rain inundated the region.
Independent photo/Steve James
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VERGENNES FALLS PARK was extra wet on Tuesday after 36 hours of heavy rain inundated the region.
Independent photo/Steve James
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OTTER CREEK OVERFLOWED its banks in the Vergennes Falls Basin Tuesday, covering part of the parking lot at Falls Park in water. This came after three to nine inches of rain fell in parts of Vermont upstream of Vergennes over 36 hours beginning Sunday night. Addison County was spared the worst
flooding. Independent photo/Steve James
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VERGENNES FALLS PARK was extra wet on Tuesday after 36 hours of heavy rain inundated the region.
Independent photo/Steve James
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AUTHORITIES CLOSED RIVER Road at its intersection with Route 7 in New Haven on Tuesday because high water in the New Haven River a little ways east threatened a bridge near the road’s intersection with Halpin Road. River Road was open later in the day.
Independent photo/Steve James
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FLOODING BELOW BELDEN Falls in Middlebury on Tuesday.
Independent photo/Steve James
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TAKING IN THE enormity of swollen Otter Creek from below the Vergennes falls on Tuesday.
Independent photo/Steve James
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A VERGENNES POLICE cruiser drives through a flooded area below the falls on Tuesday.
Independent photo/Steve James
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DEBRIS THAT WAS swept down Otter Creek during the storm floats
up into the Falls Park parking lot in Vergennes on Tuesday morning. Independent photo/Steve James
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THE OTTER CREEK rages over Belden Falls in Middlebury on Tuesday.
Independent photo/Steve James
