On Tuesday, seventy-four cities, 65 counties including four tribal regions in Nebraska had declared states of emergency. The record-breaking flooding has been killed four people and displaced hundreds, while the disaster is expected to continue its ruling throughout the week.

Nonetheless, Vice President Mike Pence will be traveling Tuesday to Nebraska to take a view of communities are destructed by flooding encloses state. The swaths of the Midwest underwent rivers swollen by days of spring snowmelt and heavy rains.

The four who have died in the result of Nebraska’s devastating flooding, one of them is reported from Iowa and the other three have bloodlines from Nebraska.

CNN meteorologist Michael Guy has forecasted more rising water is expected this week, though raining will be hitting from Iowa to Mississippi.

It also said to be that rivers will be moving crest this week and coming in the intervening time that will be impacting Omaha and neighboring, Guy also stated, while a crest is the highest end of a flood wave.

After the bomb cyclone, rivers started getting the higher previous week that spanned destruction across the central United States amid hurricane-like blizzard and winds conditions. Nearly eight million people in 14 states from Minnesota to the Gulf of Mexico are under a flood warning.

According to latest updates, the water went 10 feet high close to Pacific Junction in Iowa, and Mills County, where only the top halves of homes, storage units, and gas stations were able to be seen.

However, Larry Hurst, County Emergency Management Director, has declared assessing the latest scenario that the current flooding might be worse than ever or some of the most severe historical events like 1952, 1993 and 2011.

The water maintained its streaming through a levee break next to the Plattsmouth Toll Bridge, where the Platte River meets Missouri River.

Glenwood Mayor Ron Kohn told media that before the unexpected disaster hitting, his city of 5,000 seen in pretty good shape.

The National Guard has moved towards Nebraska together with the State Patrol to accompany a caravan from Omaha to Fremont of semis and fuel tankers that carrying food and other things.