‘It’s unfathomable.’ Flooding strikes portions of Vermont on same day for third consecutive year. By Paul Heintz Globe correspondent,Updated July 10, 2025, 10:16 p.m.

While Thursday’s floods were much smaller in scale than in previous years, the date’s symbolic nature brought painful memories and underlined the new regularity of flooding in Vermont.

Up to 200 of Vermont’s 247 cities and towns reported flooding in the past two years, with a VTDigger survey finding several dozen still awash in red ink and repairs.

Parts of Vermont experienced serious flooding issues on Thursday, on the anniversary of the previous two July floods that devastated the state. Unlike the last two years, which caused widespread ...

Michelle Tanner, whose yard was washed away by flash flooding, stands in what used to be her driveway as she talks with neighbors on a destroyed roadway, Friday, July 11, 2025 in Sutton, Vt. (AP ...

Flash floods once again hit Vermont, damaging homes and roads Meanwhile, flash flooding also occurred in Massachusetts on Thursday after rains dumped more than 7 inches of rain in some areas.

Flooding occurred on Calendar Brook Rd in the towns of Lyndon, Burke, and Sutton, which prompted water rescues as the first floor of some homes got submerged. Road washouts also prompted closures ...

SUTTON, Vt. — Communities in rural parts of Vermont on Friday woke up once again to damaged homes and washed-out roads due to heavy rainfall and flash flooding, making it the third consecutive ...

Elsewhere in Vermont, heavy winds blew off a significant portion of a high school’s roof in Addison County. Meanwhile, flash flooding also occurred in Massachusetts on Thursday after rains ...