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Thursday, April 15 is the third severe weather day in a row across New Orleans and the WGNO viewing.
A Flash Flood Watch has been in effect for nearly three days, originally issued on Tuesday, and lasting until noon on Thursday.
Downed power lines, flooded streets, and snapped trees have been a common sight over the last three days.
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Mandeville flooding, Highland Dr. from L. Caldwell 
Mandeville flooding, Highland Dr. from L. Caldwell 
Mandeville flooding, Highland Dr. from L. Caldwell 
Gause Blvd. flooding in Slidell from T. Valle 
Mandeville flooding, Highland Dr. from L. Caldwell 
Gentilly Eastbound at 610 closed due to high water 
Mandeville street flooding from A. Haddad 
HWY 59 in Mandeville from A. Corkran 
Breaux Bridge neighborhood flooding from S. Gaudin 
HWY 59 flooding in Mandeville from A. Corkran 
Street flooding in Baton Rouge from S. Russo 
Street flooding in Mandeville from S. LeBreton 
High water in Morgan City from K. Keneker 
Kenner storm clouds from T. Rizzo 
High water on Franklin Avenue
