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Scenes from South Beach Flooding

June 6, 2009 13:14PM

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Bill Cooke
Yesterday, an unexpected downpour hit most of the eastern part of Miami-Dade County. Downtown Miami and Miami Beach suffered much of the brunt of the storm that brought with it high winds and hail. Several spots in South Beach saw massive flooding, including waist-deep water in the areas of Alton Road and South of Fifth. Eden Roc and Fontainbleau hotels also experienced some damaged.
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