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Flooding seen throughout South Florida as King Tides expected to return (opens the original)
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As King Tides are expected throughout South Florida, several areas experienced flooding. Over in Hollywood, people were forced to walk through floodwater along the Hollywood Broadwalk on Sunday. Video from Only in Dade also showed the King Tides, which are exceptionally high tides that usually last about three hours. King Tides are expected in South Florida now through Thursday, Oct. 1, because of the full moon. Elevated water levels from high tide can flood low-lying areas and leave standing wa
Sargassum covers our beaches every year. But what exactly is it? (opens the original)
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If you've ever walked along a South Florida beach and spotted seaweed washed up along the shoreline, you may have wondered whether it's actually a type of seagrass. For our Question of the Week, we asked whether seaweed is a seagrass or an algae. And while they may look similar, they're actually very different. Continue reading after voting. For our Question of the Week, we asked you to choose between algae and seagrass. Although algae perform photosynthesis just like plants, they don't have tru
System in the Atlantic has 60% chance of development in next 2 days, NHC says (opens the original)
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An area of low pressure in the Atlantic Ocean with a chance of development is being monitored by the National Hurricane Center in Miami. The system off the coast of Africa, AL96, is centered a a few hundred miles south-southeast of the Cabo Verde Islands and is producing "disorganized showers and thunderstorms," the NHC said. It has a 60% chance of forming in the next 48 hours and a 60% chance of forming within the next seven days, the NHC said in an update at 8 a.m. Wednesday, while it moves we
Monday brings scattered storms, heat advisory to South Florida before Saharan dust moves in (opens the original)
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Rains are moving into the region on Monday, the most likely time for active weather this week, but it's not stopping the heat. The morning saw scattered storms and rain-cooled temperatures in the upper-70s in some spots. But the region will still warm into the low-90s. In fact, a heat advisory is in effect for Miami-Dade and Broward for heat index values up to 110 degrees—though the rain will help break up the duration. Expect several rounds of rain off and on throughout the day. After a few wet
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