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Threat from TS Colin Shifts to Heavy Rain along Southeast U.S. Coast
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Angelo Memiakis, left, and Kelly Spiliotis work to deliver sandbags to the door jams of businesses along flooded Athens Street on Monday, June 6, 2016, in Tarpon Springs, FL, as Tropical Storm Colin barreled up the west coast of Florida. Photo: Douglas R. Clifford/The Tampa Bay Times via AP
Minor coastal flooding was widespread across Florida’s Gulf Coast as winds on the east side of Colin pushed water ashore. A storm surge of close to 3 feet was observed at Cedar Key, FL. Combined with high tide, the surge led to the highest water in years in the low-lying Cedar Key region, flooding a number of businesses and topping the water levels produced by Tropical Storm Debby in 2012
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