Lots of Rain in Indian River Region

Randall Weiseman August 21, 2008 Citrus, Florida, Weather

As Tropical Storm Fay continues to drop rain across parts of Florida, when it comes to citrus groves, Doug Bournique with the Indian River Citrus League says they have a lot of water standing out there right now.

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