‘Insane’ video shows linemen submerged in Florida floodwaters after Hurricane Milton
Alligators and snakes are hampering efforts to restore power in Florida after Hurricane Milton, but it’s the sight of linemen submerged in floodwater that’s scaring people on social media. Video of one crew working in such conditions near Brooksville has been viewed more than 300,
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Satellite images taken before and after Hurricane Milton struck and passed over Florida last week show the extent of coastal ...
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Operation Blue Roof is a free service that provides a temporary roof covering to prevent further damage until permanent ...
"Alligators may be observed more frequently in flooded areas after a hurricane or tropical storm," the Florida FWC warns.
Sheriff Bob Johnson says two of the men arrested face federal charges, five face state charges and one faces both.
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