King tides bring floodwaters to South Florida. What that means for Tampa Bay
An unprecedented king tide fueled by blustery onshore winds pushed floodwaters into homes and businesses across South Florida this week. Water gauges in Fort Lauderdale and Miami measured 2 ½ feet above high tide, which the National Weather Service considers “major” flooding, the Miami Herald reported . It flooded major roads and overburdened the area’s aging drainage infrastructure. “This is the…
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