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2:00 PM - Flooding ongoing on Saddle Road, Maraval following an isolated thunderstorm in the area. Up to 3 inches (75 mm) of rainfall have been recorded across parts of Maraval, Diego Martin, and St. Ann’s. Expect traffic delays.

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