Live Oak —
It was beginning to turn into déjà vu for many who saw this morning's flooding in downtown Live Oak. The condemned buildings in the heart of the city received water intrusion as did a couple businesses in the eastern part of the city. Some businesses we talked to had water coming through the doors due to the way the rain was coming down.
Most of the flood on the streets drained within minutes.
Prior to the flooding, there was a hail storm. Some folks shared their photos with us.
Suwannee Democrat
Related Photos
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Water at the condemned buildings in downtown Live Oak.
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Hail at a Live Oak home.
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Water flooded the roads around the condemned buildings and Veterans and Memorial parks.
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Live Oak Police Detective Justin Bates directs traffic on West Howard Street.
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Live Oak Police Detective Justin Bates directs traffic on West Howard Street.
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A vehicle makes its way through flood waters on Pine Avenue.
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Motorists make their way through flood waters at Pine Avenue and West Howard Street after Monday morning's rain and hail storm.
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Making their way through the water.
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Water at the condemned buildings in downtown Live Oak.
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Pine Avenue.
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Water at the condemned buildings in downtown Live Oak.
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Hail at a home in Live Oak.
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Hail at the Tax Collector's Office. - Photo: Chad Wainwright
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Hail at the Tax Collector's Office. - Photo: Chad Wainwright
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Hail at the Tax Collector's Office. - Photo: Chad Wainwright
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Flooding as looking from the Tax Collector's Office. - Photo: Chad Wainwright
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Looking from the Tax Collector's Office. - Photo: Chad Wainwright
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Hail at the Tax Collector's Office. - Photo: Chad Wainwright
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Flooding as looking from the Tax Collector's Office. - Photo: Chad Wainwright
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Looking at the condemned buildings from the Tax Collector's Office. - Photo: Chad Wainwright
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At the height of the Monday morning storm. Looking out of the Suwannee Democrat offices.
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A car makes its way through flood waters on East Howard Street.
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Flooding on East Howard Street. Water intruded into the building.
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A public works employee works to help alleviate flooding on Pearl Avenue.
Discussion
February 25, 2013
Flood in Live Oak ... Again
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Great Suwannee River Race
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Happening today! May Day Fun Day
Come out Saturday to join in celebration of the Emancipation Proclamation
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Great Suwannee River Race is tomorrow
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