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New sensors are designed to predict flooding in Chicago
Chicago Tribune | August 25, 2025
As the rain came down in sheets one summer afternoon late last month, Thomas Baranowski was sitting on the back porch of his Garfield Ridge home when his wife, Rose, stepped outside.
“‘Oh come on, you’ve got to see this,’” she told him.
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