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Yall remember this one year ago today? Flooding near Enchanted Hills that left one home condemned and damaged several others has prompted El Paso Water to plan drainage improvements, utility officials said during a meeting today. MORNING MINUTE | Hamilton Bay residents say flooding in West Palm Beach persists, a new Florida law could affect Delray Beach’s St.
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- Yall remember this one year ago today?
- Flooding near Enchanted Hills that left one home condemned and damaged several others has prompted El Paso Water to plan drainage improvements, utility officials said during a meeting today.
- MORNING MINUTE | Hamilton Bay residents say flooding in West Palm Beach persists, a new Florida law could affect Delray Beach’s St.
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Hey, it's Tom. From an early snow to areas where floodwater still has not drained, we have three stories to tell you about this afternoon. WNCT in Greenville, North Carolina reports that meteorologist Rob Martin is looking back at measurable snow that fell just north of Greenville one year ago today, and that early storm showed clearly on the early morning radar while ranking among the earliest snows on record for eastern North Carolina. Meanwhile, KFOX14 News in El Paso reports that flooding near Enchanted Hills left one home condemned and damaged several others, prompting El Paso Water to plan drainage improvements for the area after utility officials discussed the work during a meeting today. That brings us to WPEC CBS12 News in West Palm Beach-Fort Pierce, which reports that Hamilton Bay residents say flooding in West Palm Beach persists because the water is still there rather than draining away. This is Tom. Credits and photos are tagged below.
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