Some South Florida streets and parks likely will be submerged at some point in the next few days, as another — stronger — round of king tides strike the region.
These higher-than-usual high tides are supercharged by winds blowing onshore, pushing more seawater on land. Couple that with the 1 to 2 inches of rain expected along the coast over the next few days and you have a recipe for flooding.
“Anywhere that is going to be wet from king tide is going to be made worse by rain showers,” said Donal Harrigan, a meteorologist with the Miami office of the National Weather Service…