Parts of Florida get half a year's rain in 36 hours as flooding forces polling places to move
Parts of Florida get half a year's rain in 36 hours as flooding forces polling places to move
Parts of Florida get half a year's rain in 36 hours as flooding forces polling places to move
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- Parts of Florida have been hit by extraordinary rainfall, with some areas in Brevard County receiving about 24 inches of rain from November 1 to late November 2, an event the National Weather Service classed as rarer than 1-in-1,000 years.
- Flooding damaged homes, stranded motorists and forced rescues around Melbourne and Palm Bay, schools closed, and Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency in seven counties.
- On Election Day, polling places in seven counties were moved to temporary sites because of flooding.
- Parts of Florida have been hit by extraordinary rainfall, with some areas in Brevard County receiving about 24 inches of rain from November 1 to late November 2, an event the National Weather Service classed as rarer than 1-in-1,000 years.
- Flooding damaged homes, stranded motorists and forced rescues around Melbourne and Palm Bay, schools closed, and Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency in seven counties.
- On Election Day, polling places in seven counties were moved to temporary sites because of flooding.
- Parts of Florida have been hit by extraordinary rainfall, with some areas in Brevard County receiving about 24 inches of rain from November 1 to late November 2, an event the National Weather Service classed as rarer than 1-in-1,000 years.
- Flooding damaged homes, stranded motorists and forced rescues around Melbourne and Palm Bay, schools closed, and Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency in seven counties.
- On Election Day, polling places in seven counties were moved to temporary sites because of flooding.
Parts of Florida have been hit by extraordinary rainfall, with some areas in Brevard County receiving about 24 inches of rain from November 1 to late November 2, an event the National Weather Service classed as rarer than 1-in-1,000 years. Flooding damaged homes, stranded motorists and forced rescues around Melbourne and Palm Bay, schools closed, and Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency in seven counties. On Election Day, polling places in seven counties were moved to temporary sites because of flooding.
Parts of Florida have been hit by extraordinary rainfall, with some areas in Brevard County receiving about 24 inches of rain from November 1 to late November 2, an event the National Weather Service classed as rarer than 1-in-1,000 years. Flooding damaged homes, stranded motorists and forced rescues around Melbourne and Palm Bay, schools closed, and Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency in seven counties. On Election Day, polling places in seven counties were moved to temporary sites because of flooding.
Parts of Florida have been hit by extraordinary rainfall, with some areas in Brevard County receiving about 24 inches of rain from November 1 to late November 2, an event the National Weather Service classed as rarer than 1-in-1,000 years. Flooding damaged homes, stranded motorists and forced rescues around Melbourne and Palm Bay, schools closed, and Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency in seven counties. On Election Day, polling places in seven counties were moved to temporary sites because of flooding.
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