🚨 Two Weeks Underwater | South Florida's King Tide Flooding Won't Stop, Now Sewage Is Overflowing

Описание: For more than two weeks, starting in late October 2026, the ocean has been flooding the streets of South Florida twice a day, with no hurricane and no rain. On Tuesday, October 27, the tide gauge at Virginia Key in Biscayne Bay reached 2.54 feet above the normal high tide, when the forecast had called for less than a foot. It was the highest water there without a hurricane since the gauge was installed in 1994, behind only Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Wilma, and Port Everglades set an all-time record.

In Fort Lauderdale it was the highest tide the city had ever recorded. The Las Olas Bridge closed, cars sat stranded on Riviera Isle Drive, Victoria Park residents were trapped in their homes and the Riverwalk went under during the boat show. In Miami Beach, the ocean broke over a seawall onto Collins Avenue. Then record rain fell on November 1 and 2, and on November 6, the twelfth day of king tide flooding, Fort Lauderdale's sewer system was overwhelmed and raw sewage bubbled up out of manholes.

In this video, we go through the tide day by day, why this king tide went so high, the record, Miami Beach and Miami, why the water comes up from below through South Florida's limestone, why the tides are getting higher, the second week of flooding and the sewage overflow, this weekend's tides and the next king tide cycle from November 23 to 26.

South Florida sits on porous limestone, so seawater pushes through the ground under seawalls and flows backward up storm drains, which is why so many streets flood far from the water.

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CHAPTERS
00:00 — Two Weeks Underwater
00:33 — Day One
01:36 — The Record
03:06 — Miami Beach and Miami
03:33 — Why the Water Comes Up From Below
04:18 — Higher Than Ever Before
04:58 — The Second Week
05:52 — The Sewers
06:29 — This Weekend
07:10 — What's Next

SOURCES
NOAA; National Weather Service Miami and Key West; City of Fort Lauderdale; City of Miami Beach; CBS News Miami; WSVN; Tampa Bay Times; Florida Public Radio Emergency Network; Nova Southeastern University.

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