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WATCH THE FULL SPECIAL Preparing for Storm Season 2025

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Hurricane Milton wreaked havoc in Forest Hills, with homeowners grappling with the aftermath of severe flooding and extensive damage. The challenges of obtaining permits and financing repairs highlight the ongoing struggles faced by residents. The Fudge Factory, a local business, showcases resilience by continuing to serve the community during the rebuilding process. Realtors report notable changes in the housing market following consecutive hurricanes, indicating shifting priorities among buyers. In response to these challenges, the Parrish family is proactively investing in flood prevention equipment and techniques.

This investment aims to enhance their home's resilience against future storms and comply with FEMA regulations. Additionally, the community is focusing on mental health, managing stress during the recovery process. As storm season 2025 approaches, local initiatives aim to improve preparedness and response strategies.

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