King Tide

South Florida streets could be underwater this week, without a tropical storm or hurricane in sight.

The Harvest Moon makes a return this weekend, setting up the first king tide of the season in South Florida. The high water levels can lead to flooding, even when it’s not raining. Here is the information residents of Broward, Miami-Dade, Palm Beach and Monroe counties need to know.

A study published last month by University of Florida researchers blaming sun spots for higher king tides means scientists may be able to forecast and plan for worse floods.

The Key Largo neighborhood that was flooded for more than three months last year — and is flooding again now — got some help Wednesday when Monroe County installed temporary flood barriers.

The Stillwright Point neighborhood in Key Largo was inundated by King tides for more than 90 days last year. It's happening again.

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Dirty beaches in the wake of record-setting king tides across South Florida this week should come as no surprise, scientists say.“No, there’s not any…

Keys residents were surprised to find saltwater on the streets Tuesday morning, well before the weekend's king tides.Jon Rizzo is the warning coordination…

A King Tide forecast for the weekend could bring flooding to parts of South Florida.The tide is expected to peak Sunday and Monday mornings between about…

As Hurricane Dorian slowly approaches Florida’s east coast from the Bahamas, South Florida is already seeing the effects of king tides with flooding.The…