that's how was Nebraska after the floods

Heavy rain on the frozen ground resulted in evacuations along the rivers of Wisconsin, Nebraska and other states in the central United States.

In addition, snowfall and strong winds have closed roads in North Dakota.

In Nebraska, rapid floods have covered roads, forced evacuations and raised fear among pastoralists.

The floods have caused "ice jams", a phenomenon that occurs when an ice-covered river experiences a sudden flood, caused either by rainwater or melting ice.

We walked about 1/4 mile like this to get to the river. There are hectares in the trees and on the road. #nebraskaflooding #icejam #Nebraska #ice pic.twitter.com/xD2CrsBMtw

– Myra Hipke Richardson (@NEmyrich) March 15, 2019

In addition to creating beautiful scenery, it makes travel on nearby highways very dangerous. (Infobae, abc.es and La Nueva.)