WATCH: Flooding sends ice chunks into Michigan homes
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Flooding in Michigan caused by overflowing rivers and creeks sent ice chunks into homes.
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If you live near Michigan rivers or creeks, your home could be damaged by flooding and ice chunks during severe weather.
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Chief Meteorologist Ginger Zee is tracking severe flooding in Michigan where overflowing rivers and creeks are pushing ice chunks into residential homes. This phenomenon is causing direct damage to properties as large pieces of ice are forced inside structures. The extreme weather event highlights the destructive power of winter flooding combined with ice melt in the region. Residents in affected areas are facing immediate threats to their homes and safety from the encroaching water and ice.
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