Why does Bradenton’s drinking water taste strange after Hurricane Helene? What to know
After Hurricane Helene, some Bradenton residents are noticing that their drinking water smells odd and tastes salty. That’s because Helene’s storm surge found its way into Bradenton’s primary source of drinking water at the Evers Reservoir, city officials say.
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