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Vermont's water damage risk is shaped by its mountainous terrain and river systems. The state experienced catastrophic flooding during Hurricane Irene in 2011, when intense rainfall caused rivers across the state to rise rapidly and washed out roads and bridges in many communities. More recently, widespread flooding in July 2023 again devastated parts of the state after days of heavy rain. Vermont's steep terrain means water can move quickly from higher elevations into valley towns.