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Indian River, St. Lucie counties declare local states of emergency amid widespread flooding
Summary by The Palm Beach Editorial Desk Scott Sutton , as published by WPTV
· November 2, 2026
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Indian River and St. Lucie counties declared local states of emergency Monday as heavy rainfall and flooding continued to inundate roads and neighborhoods across the Treasure Coast.
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Key points Lucie counties declared local states of emergency Monday as heavy rainfall and flooding continued to inundate roads and neighborhoods across the Treasure Coast. More safety Today’s briefing Local events
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