State of emergency in Missouri declared after once-in-a-MILLENNIUM rainfall causes catastrophic flooding sweeping residents into 29 foot high waters... and the worst is still to come

Missouri is grappling with unprecedented flooding after a rare and intense rainfall led to catastrophic flash flooding, causing buildings to collapse and emergency crews to rescue around 20 people from a campground. The situation is dire, with 29-foot high waters and more rain on the way, prompting a state of emergency. This kind of flooding is extremely rare, making the current crisis a significant event that underscores the urgent need for better flood management and preparedness in the region.