Standing on wooden stairs just above floodwaters in his backyard in September, Adrian Hernandez discusses flooding in the village of Walworth that village officials believe came from the nearby town of Walworth.
Homeowner Mike Dowden hauls a trash barrel filled with ruined insulation out of his home Sept. 15 on Laurie Court in the flood-damaged Oak Knolls neighborhood of Walworth.
Homeowner Paul Lauterbach stands on his deck in September overlooking the flooded Oak Knolls neighborhood in the village of Walworth, which has flooded at least twice before over the years.
A trash dumpster on Laurie Court in the Oak Knolls neighborhood of Walworth is filled Sept. 15 with household furnishings and personal belongings destroyed by flooding after a week of heavy rain.
A backyard storage shed in the distance is almost completely underwater last September as residents of the Oak Knolls neighborhood in Walworth waited for floodwaters to recede.
Alex Schmitz, a Big Foot High School student, hauls damaged goods out of a house Sept. 15 on Laurie Court, as he and other volunteers help residents in the flooded Oak Knolls neighborhood of Walworth.
Sandbags are piled up in mid-September in a flooded area of the Oak Knolls neighborhood of the village of Walworth as floodwaters inundate the area.
Adrian Hernandez, 21, a college student who lives with his parents on Williams Street in Walworth, shows the family's flooded basement Sept. 15, with water climbing up the stairs toward the first floor.
Floodwater reaching six feet high overtakes backyards and leaves floating debris Sept. 15, 2020 in the flooded Oak Knolls neighborhood in Walworth.
Adrian Hernandez, sitting on the back stairs Sept. 15 at his Williams Street house, manages a smile despite a flood that filled his basement bedroom with water and destroyed years of school work stored on a laptop computer.
WALWORTH — It is the worst flooding that people can remember in the Oak Knolls neighborhood of Walworth.
Floodwater gushes from a long hose that ends on Casey Lane in the Village of Walworth as pumps work to remove six feet of floodwater in September 2020 from the nearby Oak Knolls neighborhood.
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Adrian Hernandez, sitting on the back stairs Sept. 15 at his Williams Street house, manages a smile despite a flood that filled his basement bedroom with water and destroyed years of school work stored on a laptop computer.
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