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Hurricane flood victims say evacuation alert came minutes before flood

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Hurricane City homeowners said they had just minutes upon receiving an evacuation alert to get to safety during massive flooding Thursday morning. While theyre calling for earlier alerts, the county says it's up to the individual to be prepared.

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