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Juno Beach residents raise safety concerns as king tides worsen erosion near homes
Residents at Juno by the Sea are raising safety concerns after recent king tides severely eroded the shoreline, leaving a steep drop-off closer to their property and taking out their beach access. The damage is part of the erosion WPTV has documented along northern Palm Beach County's coastline following a...
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First alert forecast for saturday night, october 31 2026
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Heavy rain, flooding threaten South Florida over Halloween weekend
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Super El Niño Pattern Brings Breezy, Humid Weather and Heavy Rain to Tampa, Sarasota, Fort Myers and Fort Pierce as Some Areas Could Top Their November Rainfall Average
TAMPA, FLORIDA — The Halloween weekend has arrived in Florida, and it comes with a wetter than usual pattern. Temperatures will be near 80 degrees on Halloween evening, Saturday, October 31, with one or two spot showers possible for trick-or-treaters. The weekend will be breezy and humid, with a solid chance of rain on Sunday, November 1. November is typically one of Florida’s least rainy months, but with a Super El Niño pattern setting up, forecasters say climatology is out the window. Rainfall forecasts for the next seven days show some areas could get more rain than they normally see in the entire month of November.
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‘Highest king tide ever' swamps South Florida and exposes danger of sea rise
UPDATE: Coastal flood warning issued for Miami-Dade and Broward during king tide All signs point to this week’s king tide as the highest in South Florida’s history — supercharged by onshore winds and sea level rise. From Miami to West Palm, an unprecedented amount of saltwater surged ashore. It submerged lanes of major thoroughfares, leaving drivers to navigate intersections with water up to their wheel wells. It crept to the doors — and beyond — of coastal businesses, including several in Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale. “I couldn’t even open the door because if I opened it, water would get all over my workplace,” said Pedro Arraz, a 21-year-old manager at Chima’s Steakhouse Fort Lauderdale. On Tuesday morning, floodwaters began to rise so high outside his restaurant that he left because of safety concerns. He walked nearly a mile through floodwaters to get to his car that he parked at a nearby 7-11 convenience store. He didn’t park at his workplace because he was worried that his car would be damaged. Fort Lauderdale officials shut down the Las Olas Bridge due to flooding on the north and south side, leading to an intense traffic jam. Robert Tate, a retired police