Communities in New England are shifting to recovery mode as Floodwaters begin to recede after a storm brought heavy rainfall. The capital city of Montpelier in Vermont saw streets flooded by the swollen Winooski River, but concerns about a nearby dam have eased. Cleanup efforts are underway, with public works employees removing mud and debris from downtown areas. The flooding also impacted neighboring towns, with basements inundated and businesses damaged. President Joe Biden has declared an emergency for Vermont, authorizing federal disaster relief assistance. There have been no reported injuries or deaths in Vermont related to the flooding.

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