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"Please help," Lantana flooding concerns grow as residents prepare for king tides
CBS News
King tides continue to impact South Florida through Tuesday
hoodline.com
Golf-Ball Hail, 60 Mph Winds Threaten North Palm Beach, Lake Park, Juno Beach
A fast-moving thunderstorm packing golf-ball-sized hail and wind gusts up to 60 mph swept north along Florida's coast Friday evening, prompting a severe thunderstorm warning for North Palm Beach, Lake Park and Juno Beach that was set to run until 6:45 p.m. EDT. The storm was also capable of producing a tornado, according to the warning.
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King tides, heavy rain, gusty winds threaten South Florida flooding
Miami Herald
South Florida is already flooding, and the peak of this king tide is days away
Some South Florida streets and parks likely will be submerged at some point in the next few days, as another — stronger — round of king tides strike the region. These higher-than-usual high tides are supercharged by winds blowing onshore, pushing more seawater on land. Couple that with the 1 to 2 inches of rain expected along the coast over the next few days and you have a recipe for flooding. “Anywhere that is going to be wet from king tide is going to be made worse by rain showers,” said Donal Harrigan, a meteorologist with the Miami office of the National Weather Service. Already, high tide on Friday and Saturday left coastal streets and parks soggy. But the peak of this king tide isn’t until Tuesday, when, NWS says, the region could see “moderate to major flooding.” This bout of king tides began Friday and lasts through Oct. 31. King tide side effect: Floridians ‘stranded’ after floods zap high rise elevators Saturday marked the fifth day in a row that the tidal gauge at Virginia Key experienced “moderate” flooding of about 1.6 feet above sea level, “and that streak will continue for another 4-5 days,” Brian McNoldy, a hurricane