Fort Lauderdale Flooding Causes Gas and Water Shortages in South Florida

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Gasoline shortages continue across South Florida due to flooding at Port Everglades, which disrupted fuel delivery to local stations. Some stations have wrapped gas pump handles in red and yellow plastic coverings as their tanks emptied out. Port Everglades officials have assured the public that relief is on the way, with petroleum trucks continuing to load fuel for delivery to gas stations throughout Florida. Gasoline is being brought in from Port Canaveral, Tampa, and Orlando to offset the shortage. The shortages come at an inopportune time as gasoline prices across the state have again been spiraling upwards.
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- ‘I'm Leaving Right Now': Victims of Historic Flooding in Fort Lauderdale Prepare for More Rain NBC 6 South Florida
- Frustrated Fort Lauderdale residents remain under water WPLG Local 10
- Port flooding leading to gas shipment delays in Palm Beach County WPBF West Palm Beach
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