Despite the sighting of a waterspout, or tornado above a body of water, in northeastern Ohio, and more thunderstorms on Tuesday, the weather is gradually beginning to calm. Vermont More flooding in Vermont forced a second evacuation for families in the towns of Underhill, Jericho, Cambridge, Lincoln and Bristol on Wednesday. Residents of Underhill, Jericho and Cambridge were first evacuated about one week ago when the rains and consequent flooding first began. Lincoln and Bristol homeowners fled on Friday evening. While rising waters have not yet entered homes within the city of Burlington, the largest city in the state, its undersides of roads seem to be washing away, said Tim Stetson, the director of the Red Cross relief project in Vermont.
Anxieties are high.