- The reason South Florida is so vulnerable to sea level rise lies beneath our feet. When heavy rains fall or seas rise, groundwater levels do too. But most local, state and fed agencies in Florida don't account for this. It could mean we see more flooding, faster, than expected.
- Part 3 of my series exploring real estate and climate change in South Florida explores groundwater flooding! t.co/3JAbNTYCsQJun 10, 2025 16:19
- Adding in the groundwater connection doesn't necessarily show flooding in new areas. @semerriam.bsky.social overlaid flood complaints in Fort Lauderdale with Broward's future scenarios mapping and found they match pretty well
- And Sohail Al Jamea made this lovely animation explaining the process we're talking about. Notice how the higher groundwater levels make it even easier for rainfall to cause flooding