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Flooding temporarily shuts down Chicago train line

CHICAGO (AP) - Flooding in the city's northern suburbs has forced Chicago transportation officials to temporarily shut down a train line.

Chicago Transit Authority spokesman Steve Mayberry says service on the CTA Yellow Line was suspended about 8 a.m. Friday due to water on the tracks in Skokie.

Shuttle buses were put in operation and service later resumed on the line.

The National Weather Service had issued a flash flood watch Friday morning for the Chicago area following heavy rains.

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