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  1. Monitoring stations provide real-time weather data, with the network spanning from Key West to Waities Island.

Extreme Coastal Flooding Hits Florida Keys Due to King Tides

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 28
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What happened

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Extreme coastal flooding was reported in the Florida Keys, with saltwater crashing over piers and inundating streets in Key West. The National Weather Service stated that the flooding is caused by a combination of king tides and blustery winds, not rain. A coastal flood warning remains in effect for the entire Florida Keys through Friday.

From keysnews.com

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The extreme tides and winds could render streets impassable to smaller vehicles. Low-elevation residences and businesses in the Keys may face access and parking issues due to the prolonged high water levels.

Monitoring stations provide real-time weather data, with the network spanning from Key West to Waities Island.

From keysnews.com

Who's involved

  • National Weather ServiceU.S. forecasting agency that issued the coastal flood warning
  • FloridaState where the extreme coastal flooding is occurring
  • Jon RizzoProfessor who provided water level forecasts for the Keys region

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