King Tide Flooding Reported in Downtown Jacksonville
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Updated Fri 00:00
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What happened
Flooding occurred at the intersection of Forsyth and Lafayette in Downtown Jacksonville. This flooding was attributed to king tides, which are extreme high tides resulting from the alignment of the sun and moon.
From news4jax.com
Why it matters
The event highlights the amplified flooding risk in low-lying coastal areas, particularly in the St. Johns, during the late September through November period.
Severe weather had previously issued flash flooding warnings in Forsyth and DeKalb County.
From news4jax.com
Who's involved
- JacksonvilleThe city where the flooding occurred at the intersection of Forsyth and Lafayette.
- ForsythThe county involved in the situational context related to the flooding.
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The entities involved
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Jacksonville
city in Duval County, and largest city in State of Florida, United States
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Forsyth
county seat of Monroe County, Georgia, United States
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