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Heavy rainfall brought flooding to Zapopan and Guadalajara, Mexico, on June 6.

Video recorded by @observador4345 showed cars driving through inches of floodwater on Monday evening.

Local media reported three people trapped by rising waters were rescued by the Civil Protection and Fire Department.

Electrical storms accompanied by heavy rainfall and hail were expected in the area, according to Mexico’s national weather bureau. Credit: @observador4345 via Storyful

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