Cranston Patch launched in late 2010 — months after the historic floods that ravaged the city in March of that year, so we don't have any coverage of the event for the record books.
Still, flooding has been a persistent problem in the city even without storms of record proportions. This morning, for example, residents along the Pawtuxet and Pocasset rivers are dealing with rising waters after heavy rains, melting snow and frozen soil.
We've posted dozens of articles about flooding in Cranston since our launch along with hundreds of photos. Here's a few of the best pictures we've taken and received from readers.
MORE COVERAGE OF CRANSTON FLOODING:
Gallery: Fletcher Avenue Flooding
Flooding Delays some School Buses
Motorists Caught In Flash Flood, School Cancelled
Expert: Climate, Development Will Cause More Floods
New Runoff Law Could Spare Future Flooding
Over a Year Later: Flood Insurance and FEMA Leave a Local Woman Disheartened
Streets Flooded, Libraries Closed as Heavy Rains Fall
Two Years Later, Some Flood Victims Finally See an Exit [Video]
