Elevated tides and additional rain are prolonging flooding concerns, with some Miami Beach residents left without electricity or hot water.
Coastal flooding has spilled into South Florida streets and condominium garages this week as king tides following the weekend’s full moon push water into low-lying neighborhoods.
Video recorded Monday morning in Fort Lauderdale showed canal water reaching street level during high tide, blurring the boundary between the waterway and the road.
In Miami Beach, flooding has disrupted essential services at multiple condominium buildings. CBS News reported that water entered parking garages and underground building systems, leaving residents without power and hot water…