Mankato residents dump debris from flood-damaged basements; City prepares for more rain

By Saturday morning, as residents stopped at the debris drop-off site on Sakatah Drive, the water had largely receded from city streets, leaving behind costly repairs.
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[@whitedragon5578]

Dumping wet clothes ?!?! WHY? Just wash and dry them... what a waste, or maybe they just want some free money !! Rugs too. Toilet too. Geez. Insurance costs are goimg up and its not all flood damage either.

[@imtheeastgermanguy5431]

There is toxic stuff in the water

[@patpetersen7645]

@@imtheeastgermanguy5431 so make a reporter stand in it.

[@imtheeastgermanguy5431]

@@patpetersen7645 I guess that they are wearing proper protection gear for it than nobody wants to walk around with wet shoes and feet, not for long at least

[@Theortricesiii]

I remember it rain fell for 22 hours from South sioux City nebraska to St Joseph Missouri 179 miles. My windshield wipers went out, and I was forced to pay for brand new set 400 dollars.

[@doylefoust4802]

We're not much better over in South Dakota from Sioux falls to Mitchell and South is all underwater I learned this morning that Rock rapids Iowa is also flooded it's horrible

[@dianejohnson6686]

Can’t she wash the clothes

[@Keith-ef4zk]

So is minnestoa still in a drought condition ? I think not , because we are a swamp state at this point.