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NewsJune 9, 2013

Flooding - Sunday, June 9

The Mississippi River has crested but flood waters still cover many areas in Cape Girardeau County Sunday, June 9.

Adam Vogler
Flood waters cover Highway 177 as more rains falls Sunday, June 9.
Flood waters cover Highway 177 as more rains falls Sunday, June 9.
Cooper Street is closed due to flooding Sunday, June 9, in Cape Girardeau.
Cooper Street is closed due to flooding Sunday, June 9, in Cape Girardeau.
Flood waters cover a railroad crossing near South Sprigg Street, June 9, in Cape Girardeau.
Flood waters cover a railroad crossing near South Sprigg Street, June 9, in Cape Girardeau.
Flood debris and water covers Highway 74 near its intersection with Highway 25 Sunday, June 9, near Dutchtown, Mo.
Flood debris and water covers Highway 74 near its intersection with Highway 25 Sunday, June 9, near Dutchtown, Mo.
Flood waters cover a field east of the intersection of Highway 74 and Highway 25 Sunday, June 9, near Dutchtown, Mo.
Flood waters cover a field east of the intersection of Highway 74 and Highway 25 Sunday, June 9, near Dutchtown, Mo.
A car is submerged by flood waters near the intersection of South 3rd Street and La Cruz Street Sunday, June 9, in Cape Girardeau.
A car is submerged by flood waters near the intersection of South 3rd Street and La Cruz Street Sunday, June 9, in Cape Girardeau.
A truck drives through flood waters covering Highway 74 near its intersection with Highway 25 Sunday, June 9, near Dutchtown, Mo.
A truck drives through flood waters covering Highway 74 near its intersection with Highway 25 Sunday, June 9, near Dutchtown, Mo.
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The Mississippi River has crested but flood waters still cover many areas in Cape Girardeau County Sunday, June 9.

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