South Florida high tides are swamping seawalls, eroding beaches (Sun-Sentinel)

6 October 2008, 12:03 am

Blame our high water on the sun, moon, heavy rain and offshore storms The causes are as cosmic as the tilt of the earth and as common as an onshore breeze. The effect is the exceptionally high tides now stacking up water along South Florida's coastline, swamping low sea walls, eroding beaches and forcing boaters to adjust dock lines.... read more

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