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Miami Herald
King tides are getting worse in Miami. Predictions show more flooding is coming
If you have been feeling like South Florida’s king tide floods are getting worse, you aren’t alone. Last week’s record-breaking king tide on Tuesday was just one day in a record-breaking year for coastal flooding, and data show its only going to get worse. So far this year, Miami has had 15 days of serious flooding, according to the Virginia Key tidal gauge, which measures water levels. There are two more bouts of king tides coming — this weekend and another the week of Thanksgiving — so that number could rise before the year’s end. The most we’d had in previous years was nine days of flooding. This year could end being double that. King tides are sweeping into South Florida more often, supercharged by sea level rise and other weather factors that are sending more saltwater into streets and buildings from Fort Lauderdale to Miami. Once an occasional nuisance that sogged out sidewalks and seawalls once every few years, these floods are now stalling cars, soaking homes — and even stranding residents in high-rises after knocking out their elevators — on a more regular basis. Tiffany Troxler, director of science at Florida International University’s Sea Level Solutions Center, was
NBC Miami
Drivers abandon cars after flooding in Sunrise
This week's rain left parts of South Florida underwater, including Sunrise. Jeff Berman was at the Panthers game Monday night with his 10-year-old daughter. He knew the weather outside was bad, but then something inside Amerant Bank Arena caught his attention. “Water was dripping down in the third period, which...
WSVN-TV
Flooding at Amerant Bank Arena, Sawgrass Mills in Sunrise leaves hundreds of cars stranded after Panthers game
SUNRISE, FLA. (WSVN) - A torrential downpour of rain and severe flooding in Sunrise Monday night forced several Florida Panthers fans to leave their cars at the Sawgrass Mills Mall and Amerant Bank Arena. 7 Drone Force captured hundreds of stranded cars at the shopping center, Tuesday morning, as well...
CBS News
Broward County neighborhoods still face flooding woes
Country Herald
Florida Weather Nov. 4-8: Miami Faces 70% Rain Chance Wednesday, Coastal Flooding Before Sunny Weekend
MIAMI, FL – Water could cover low-lying coastal roads Wednesday as dangerous rip currents and scattered thunderstorms create multiple weather concerns around Miami and neighboring Broward County. The National Weather Service in Miami has issued a Coastal Flood Statement through Wednesday evening, Nov.
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Video shows flooding in Port St. Lucie's Riverland community
The Palm Beach Post
Boca Raton parking lot flooded following storms
CBS News
Torrential rain causing heavy floods across Broward County