Flooding Pours Into Land O' Lakes Neighborhood As Pasco County Monitors Rising Rivers (TFP)

Rising Waters Pour Into Land O’ Lakes Neighborhood As Pasco County Monitors Rising Rivers

Flooding Pours Into Land O' Lakes Neighborhood As Pasco County Monitors Rising Rivers (TFP)
Flooding Pours Into Land O’ Lakes Neighborhood As Pasco County Monitors Rising Rivers (TFP)

PASCO COUNTY, Fla. – Residents of the Enclave subdivision in Land O’ Lakes are facing rising floodwaters as the nearby Cypress Creek Preserve floods due to heavy rainfall from Hurricane Milton.

County and state officials are on site assisting with evacuations if needed, as water levels continue to rise.

The Pasco Sheriff’s Office is closely monitoring river flooding in two key areas:

  • Cypress Creek: Near State Road 54 in the Lutz/Wesley Chapel area.
  • Anclote River: In Elfers.

READ: Florida Receives Major Disaster Declaration After Hurricane Milton

Flooding Pours Into Land O' Lakes Neighborhood As Pasco County Monitors Rising Rivers (TFP)
Flooding Pours Into Land O’ Lakes Neighborhood As Pasco County Monitors Rising Rivers (TFP)

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is providing ongoing forecasts for both rivers, and the Sheriff’s Office is urging residents to stay informed and heed any evacuation orders.

This flooding situation highlights the ongoing dangers even after Hurricane Milton has passed. Residents throughout the Tampa Bay area should remain vigilant about potential flooding and stay updated on the latest information from local authorities.

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