BALDWIN: The historic flooding along the Missouri River has now killed three people and completely submerged several Nebraska towns. Higher temperatures after record breaking winter snowfall lead to these rising waters that people are referring to as biblical. Highways are now fast flowing streams and more flooding is in the forecast. CNN's Stephanie Elam is in Winslow, Nebraska for us. Stephanie, show me what you're seeing.</s>STEPHANIE ELAM, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Brooke, this is the first time that the people of this small town, a town of less than 200 people are actually getting to see what their homes look like after the flooding here. This is Winslow, Nebraska. And just take a look here. You can see picnic tables that have been pushed out in people's backyards and toys. And if you look out there over all that water you see these homes. This small town where everybody knows everyone and none of them can get to their homes right now because of all the water. And this is just a small picture of what's happening throughout this state. In fact, according to officials here, they're saying that every single river system within the state is experiencing some type of flooding. They are also saying that more than half of the counties in Nebraska are in a state of emergency right now because of the flooding being so horrific. And while some of the rivers have crested, not all of them have. And so this flooding could continue to get worse here in Nebraska -- Brooke.</s>BALDWIN: Stephanie Elam, thank you so much. And thank you for being with me. "THE LEAD" starts right now.
Nebraska Town Succumb to Record River Levels.