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CADILLAC — As flood recovery efforts continue in the Cadillac area, concerns about people taking advantage of limited recovery resources and warning residents to watch for potential price gouging and repair scams is starting to rear its ugly head.
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GREENWOOD TOWNSHIP — Beside the Manistee River, a Manton-area neighborhood devastated by April’s flooding is putting the pieces back together.
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CADILLAC — With most of the water now off roadways in Cadillac, city officials have begun to look more closely at the damage done by flooding.
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CADILLAC — On Friday, the city of Cadillac announced two updates related to recent flooding and ongoing recovery efforts.
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CADILLAC — Cadillac News spoke with officials on Friday to answer residents’ questions about local flooding.
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CADILLAC — The Cadillac News has been keeping an eye out for common questions that residents have about the area’s flooding.
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Dry, sunny conditions expected next week With the exception of some light rain possibilities Saturday and Tuesday, the forecast through next week is looking to be dry. National Weather Service Meteorologist Dan Cornish said there is a 20-30% chance of precipitation on Saturday but it likely won’t produce heavy rainfall, perhaps a few hundreds of an inch in this area. Forecasters are tracking another minor system that may produce rain Tuesday afternoon into Wednesday morning but Cornish said it’s just as likely the storm track will change and the area will remain dry. Overall, Cornish said the forecast is looking “pretty dry” through the middle to end of next week, with sunny conditions expected several days. Toward the end of the week, Cornish said the area could experience a warmup, with temperatures potentially reaching the 60s and 70s.
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Water levels, rainfall totals by day The fallowing are measurements of Lake Mitchell taken by the Lake Mitchell Property Owners Association, followed by rainfall totals per day since the beginning of April. • April 7 — 7.74 inches above court-ordered summer maximum — trace amount of rainfall • April 8 — no data on levels — 0 rainfall measured • April 9 — no data on levels — 0.19 inches of rainfall • April 10 — no data on levels — 0.53 inches of rainfall • April 11 — no data on levels — 0 rainfall measured • April 12 — no data on levels — 0.93 inches of rainfall • April 13 — 18.84 inches above summer maximum — 2.65 inches of rainfall • April 14 — 23.4 inches above summer maximum — 1.44 inches of rainfall • April 15 — 26.04 inches above summer maximum — 0.73 inches of rainfall • April 16 — 28.44 inches above summer maximum — 0.48 inches of rainfall • April 17 — 28.92 inches above summer maximum — 0.03 inches of rainfall • April 18 — 30.12 inches above summer maximum — 0.78 inches of rainfall • April 19 — 30.36 inches above summer maximum (peak) — 0.05 inches of rainfall • April 20 — 29.88 inches above summer maximum — 0 rainfall measured • April 21 — 29.64 inches above summer maximum — 0 rainfall measured • April 22 — 29.16 inches above summer maximum — 0 rainfall measured • April 23 — 28.68 inches above summer maximum — 0 rainfall measured • April 24 — 28.32 inches above summer maximum — 0 rainfall measured • April 25 — 27.96 inches above summer maximum — 0.17 inches of rainfall • April 26 — 27.48 inches above summer maximum — 0 rainfall measured • April 27 — 26.88 inches above summer maximum — 0 rainfall measured • April 28 — 26.04 inches above summer maximum — 0.26 inches of rainfall • April 29 — 25.8 inches above summer maximum — 0.01 inches of rainfall • April 30 — 25.32 inches above summer maximum — 0.06 inches of rainfall • May 1 — 24.84 inches above summer maximum — trace amount of rainfall • May 2 — 24.12 inches above summer maximum — 0 rainfall measured • May 3 — 23.4 inches above summer maximum — 0 rainfall measured • May 4 — 22.92 inches above summer maximum — 0 rainfall measured • May 5 — 22.32 inches above summer maximum — 0 rainfall measured
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CADILLAC — City crews on Thursday plan to begin pumping out floodwater on Sunset Lane, which still has several inches on the ground in some places.
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CADILLAC — When Cynthia Unger attempted to report flood damage to her rental property near Powers Street, she encountered obstacles that she’s worried might discourage others who are dealing with the same issue.
