Miami, FL – South Florida residents should prepare for potential coastal flooding as King Tides will continue to affect the region through Wednesday. The National Weather Service has warned that higher-than-normal tides may lead to minor flooding, especially in low-lying areas. Residents should avoid parking vehicles in these zones, as saltwater can cause severe damage.
According to the National Weather Service Miami, King Tides will elevate water levels during high tides, increasing the risk of flooding, especially in areas like Naples, Lake Worth, and Virginia Key. These tides are expected to peak through September 22, and additional elevated tides are forecasted in October and November. Boaters should exercise caution, as clearance levels under bridges may be lower than usual.
Tonight, residents may also catch a glimpse of the harvest supermoon, with a partial lunar eclipse beginning at 8:41 p.m. Eastern Time. However, visibility may be impacted by cloudy conditions or storms. Stay tuned to local weather updates for potential impacts on viewing conditions and follow safety tips to protect against flood hazards.
