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  1. Heavy rain is causing roadways to flood across the Treasure Coast.

Flooding Continues in Port St. Lucie, Affecting Infrastructure and Power

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What happened

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Heavy flooding across St. Lucie County has left dozens of vehicles stranded and some homes without power. Recovery efforts are ongoing in Port St. Lucie, where significant standing water remains in several areas. St. Lucie County Emergency Management is moving temporary shelters to new locations to help public schools reopen.

From cbs12.com, wpbf.com

Why it matters

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The flooding requires ongoing recovery efforts and the movement of public shelters by St. Lucie County. The event has caused disruptions, including vehicles being towed and some residents remaining without power.

Heavy rain is causing roadways to flood across the Treasure Coast.

From cbs12.com, wpbf.com

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  • AmazonSpeculative

    Amazon could experience disruption of local transportation routes and supply chain access due to flooding.

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  1. Flooding now affects residents, not just roads, in Port St. Lucie.1 source
  2. Flooding is reported on roads in Port St. Lucie.1 source
  3. Flooding in Port St. Lucie led to vehicles being towed to the center.1 source

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