Two sandbag sites have opened in Pasco County, Florida, to protect homes in low-lying areas from heavy rain. Residents can use the sites 24/7 and should bring a shovel to fill their own sandbags. The National Hurricane Center has increased the chance for tropical development in the state to 30 percent.
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