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Hurricane Ian: Army Corps, South Florida water managers prep for storm

Hurricane Ian: Lake O is 2 feet lower than normal. The Army Corps says releases are unlikely and Herbert Hoover Dike is "safer than it has ever been."

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Okeechobee Waterway and Canaveral Harbor Lock Operations Have Begun as Storm Approaches

Locks will be open 7 AM to 10 PM supporting vessel safe harbor passage. Lock operations will stop 8 hours prior to landfall, as railroad and drawbridges will be lowered or rotated and locked into a secure position.

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DOH water advisory: Cyanobacteria, aka toxic algae, at Port Mayaca

DOH issued a water advisory for cyanobacteria, aka toxic algae, at Port Mayaca in Martin County.

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Tropical storm dumped polluted rainfall runoff in St Lucie River

The Army Corps of Engineers opened the St. Lucie Lock and Dam gates for nearly nine hours on Saturday to lower the rising C-44 Canal level.

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Martin County: Toxic Blue-Green Algae Bloom Alert

Blue-green algae blooms can impact human health and ecosystems, including fish and other aquatic animals.

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