Do you know what potential impacts a Very Strong El Niño could bring to South Florida? Tune in next week as we begin #FloridaElNiñoAwarenessWeek!
It will be packed with facts & information about potential impacts we could see locally this winter.
Be prepared, not scared! 🤝
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Historic rains across Florida left disastrous scenes of widespread flooding. Many locals said this was worse than any past tropical system they have ever seen. Here are some videos I took of the area, Palm Bay to Barefoot Bay. It was bad. So many homes flooded. Hundreds of cars left stranded. – at Golden Gate, FL
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FLOOD FROM ABOVE 🌊 : Aerial video shows flooded streets across Fort Lauderdale, Florida, as unusually high tides push seawater into low-lying areas.
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SUBMERGED STREETS ‼️: Several low-lying neighborhoods in South Florida were submerged under several feet of water as seasonal King Tides inundated the region. Some areas saw floodwaters rise more than 2 feet above normally dry ground.
#florida #flood #kingtides #foxweather
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🌊HIGH-WATER MARK: Parts of Florida saw some of the worst coastal flooding yet on Tuesday from the ongoing fall King Tide event, with flood levels continuing to surpass records set by several hurricanes. While flooding is expected peak Wednesday across the Southeast coast, relief will not be immediate as high tide cycles slowly begin to recede. Latest forecast: foxweather.com/weather-news/…
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King Tide flooding this morning in Garden City. The first video shows flooding on Cypress Avenue, and the second shows flooding on Dogwood Drive. Thanks for the video Travis Huffstetler!
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And so it begins… El Niño Powered Pacific Jet is ramping up! Storms will stretch from #California to #Texas to eventually #Florida over the next week to 10 days. The SW will get hit hard again this weekend. For Florida, at first the impacts will gradually ramp up, then as we get deeper into fall and winter this parade of fronts and #storms will become more frequent and intense. #ElNino
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Didn’t see this coming this morning. Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale is flooded from king tides and the full moon. 🌕🌊
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BREAKING: Los Angeles just set an all-time high water record. The San Pedro tide gauge hit 8.02 ft this morning, beating 2005’s 7.93 ft in records back to 1924. The ocean ran 1.4 ft above the tide tables, and rain arrives this weekend. 🌊
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⚠️Coastal Flood Advisories remain in effect through Thursday afternoon for many ENC coastal communities, with minor (like shown below) to locally moderate flooding to continue. Water levels peak Tuesday and Wednesday.
Full briefing at weather.gov/media/mhx/DssPac…
#ncwx
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Tide cycle higher than "normal" this week. High seas and persistent NE winds will add to it, raising concerns for flooding along most of ENC's coast and inland waterways.
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⚠Latest Update: weather.gov/media/mhx/DssPac…
Ocean overwash at high tide on Pea Island this afternoon. NC12 is still closed from Marc Basnight Bridge to Rodanthe.
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COASTAL CHAOS 🌊: A powerful nor’easter is set to batter North Carolina with days of wind gusts up to 60 mph, destructive surf and coastal flooding. Water levels could rise more than 2 feet above normal during peak high tides, with impacts potentially lasting through the week. Stay with FOX Weather for the latest updates as the storm unfolds.
#northcarolina #wind #noreaster #rain
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**Long Duration Coastal Flooding Continues**
Seeing some ocean over wash at Pea Island as we approach high tide today. Keep in mind we expect water levels to be AT LEAST similar or HIGHER at high tides Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
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New: 💦 One of the wettest Florida winter’s on record?! It appears likely!
The Super Ensemble forecast shows rainfall 2-3X normal in South #Florida and around 2X over central /north Florida in over Dec, Jan, Feb. (232% =2.3X normal rain)
Thanks, El Niño.
The Super Ensemble is the mother of all seasonal model forecasts. It incorporates models from the US, Europe, Canada, Japan, Germany, France, the UK, Italy and Australia. Obviously these are just an estimate, not exact.
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