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Heavy Rainfall Causes Flooding and High Water in DeSoto and Highlands Counties

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What happened

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High water conditions and flooding occurred in DeSoto County and North Port due to heavy rainfall. A flood warning is active for Highlands, Hardy, and DeSoto counties. Officials noted that rain is moving through rivers and streams, with up to a foot of rain falling in parts of East DeSoto and Hardy counties.

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Why it matters

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The high water conditions are causing dangerous road conditions and infrastructure disruption in DeSoto County. The rainfall is moving through Lake Okeechobee, which provides a critical water supply resource to the Southwest Florida region.

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    Florida might incur costs related to localized flooding and high water conditions.

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