12 inches of rain in the last 10 days – the soil is waterlogged and the vegetables limp and windblown with most leaves blown off and blossoms blown off. Is there any way to save – beans, onions (seem Ok) squash, cucumbers and peppers.
I also do raised bed gardening and I do it in part to help survival of veggies during times of heavy rain.
If you have good drainage in them, then they should survive. If it really got that waterlogged and isn’t draining out or drying out quickly between raining episodes then your drainage probably isn’t good.
If your raised beds are made of wood, you can drill drain holes about halfway up in the sides and it may help. If it is too late, then you should install drainage before you replant.
Beans have shallow roots,by the way, so they may recover more quickly as the surface dries out.