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Today in Florida History · September 16

The Okeechobee Hurricane Strikes Florida

1928 — Florida's Deadliest Hurricane Disaster. A powerful hurricane drove Lake Okeechobee over its low embankments, overwhelming communities along the southern shore and killing at least 2,500 people.

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