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Rebuilding and Resilience at the Black Hammock in Oviedo

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Rising flood waters from Hurricane Ian sunk business at the Black Hammock in Oviedo. The property was closed for nearly three months due to the powerful storm. Warming water fuels hurricanes and warmer air holds more water vapor, which creates the potential for heavier rainfall.

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Rebuilding and Resilience at the Black Hammock in Oviedo

Some buildings are working on raising above flood levels.

·Orlando, United States
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Spectrum News 13 broke the news in Orlando, United States on Wednesday, September 27, 2023.
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