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South Florida Could Face Record Flooding

South Florida Braces for 'Record-Breaking' Flooding as King Tides Hit

The National Weather Service issued a coastal flooding advisory as high tides and onshore winds are set to bring water inland over the coming days.

Latin Times on MSN · 3d

South Florida Could Face Record Flooding as King Tides and Rising Seas Combine

The combination could cause record-breaking flooding in South Florida over the following week, impacting streets, homes, and infrastructure.

Miami Herald on MSN · 3d

King tides are coming, South Florida. They might bring record-breaking street flooding

King tides are a natural event. Tides are higher than usual during a full moon, which will occur over the weekend. But as humans keep burning fossil fuels, the atmosphere is warming and sea levels are rising. That pushes king tides even farther onshore, creeping into parks and roads that used to be dry all the time.

USA Today · 2d

King tide caused by October 'supermoon' could bring flooding to Palm Beach this week

As the full moon moves closer to Earth, higher tides will cause flooding along Palm Beach's coastlines, forecasters said.

Sun Sentinel · 3d

King tides return to South Florida, enhanced by a supermoon

This week’s king tides will be made a bit stronger by a supermoon, which occurs when the moon swings closer than normal to the Earth’s surface. Expect high tides to roll in during rush

Hurricane Milton, Florida

News 6 WKMG · 4d

Here’s where Central Florida rivers, lakes stand with flooding after Hurricane Milton

A breakdown of the river and lake flood stages we hear about during heavy rain events, and what they mean to you.

Newsweek on MSN · 11d

Florida Map Shows Flash Flood Risks Ahead of Hurricane Milton

Flooding amid storm surges and heavy rains is a key concern when any hurricane strikes, but Florida is now particularly vulnerable. Protective sand dunes washed away by Hurricane Helene mean that there are fewer defenses than before, while the ground is already saturated in some areas.

USA Today · 9d

Hurricane Milton now a Cat 1, flash flooding expected across Central Florida

Hurricane Milton will be a storm surge event unlike any hurricane in living memory for west-central Florida, said Dr. Ryan Truchelut.

New York Post4d

Flooded Florida grapples with slow-receding rivers nearly a week after Milton’s torrential rain

Rivers and streams around the Tampa area, as well as in north-central Florida, that took the brunt of Milton’s deadly trek across the Sunshine State remain well over flood stage days after the ...

Major flooding continues in Florida as death toll rises after Milton

There were urgent rescues near Tampa and beyond nearly two days after Hurricane Milton swept through Florida. At least 17 ...

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DeSantis praises Milton recovery efforts as rising flood waters persist in Florida

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is praising Hurricane Milton recovery efforts, saying power has never been restored to so many so ...

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Florida fire marshal calls electric vehicles "ticking time bombs" amid Hurricane Milton flooding

Storm surge poses a fire hazard for vehicles with lithium-ion batteries, with dozens of blazes erupting after Helene.

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Hurricane Milton brought a shocking deluge. The reason why doesn’t bode well for Florida

Water did much of Hurricane Milton’s damage in Florida — but unlike Helene just two weeks earlier, it wasn’t just from the ...

AFTER MILTON: FEMA extends renewal period for Florida flood insurance policyholders

Some National Flood Insurance Program policyholders in Florida may be able to renew their policy to receive coverage for ...

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Florida hurricanes highlight importance of flood insurance as homeowners face rising risks

MIAMI - The recent hurricanes making landfall in Florida have raised a critical question for homeowners across the state: Do you have flood insurance? Both Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton ...

What you should know about ‘flesh-eating’ bacteria if you live in Florida

The recent passage of hurricanes Milton and Helen in Florida has caused an increase in cases of a ‘flesh-eating’ bacteria in ...

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