South Florida Water Coalition

10/02/2026

Plenty of attention on the flooding events throughout South Florida due to “King Tides”. Here are some important dates and a bit of background on what creates these conditions.

09/28/2026

Parts of South Florida have seen this grow worse over the years — and the last few days are no exception.

A coastal flood advisory is in effect along the Atlantic coast, including West Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale and Miami. When to expect king tides.

09/23/2026

We’ve had plenty of rainfall the last week which has surely brought relief to our area. However, months of prolonged drought should be a reminder to make supply protection — as well as conservation — a top priority. Rainfall isn’t a gurantee.

09/22/2026

With persistent daily rainfall, we’re moving in the right direction.

Parts of Palm Beach County remain in drought despite heavy rain. A Thursday update may remove some areas from drought status.

09/10/2026

Some improvement is better than none..

This week's updated drought monitor shows some minor improvement across Southwest Palm Beach when compared to last week.

09/08/2026

Part two of our conversation with LWDD Executive Director Tommy Strowd covers what Floridians have experienced most this year: prolonged drought conditions.

08/30/2026

There might be some relief with the remnants of Dolly approaching this week, but it’s safe to say that more rain will likely be needed beyond that.

Drought conditions continue to linger across much of Florida, with parts of South Florida seeing additional deterioration this week despite being near the peak

08/23/2026

South Florida continues to experience drought conditions, with soaring temperatures and below average rainfall serving as contributing factors. Conserving water and obeying restrictions is important!

Residents must follow a set watering schedule to help conserve water year-round.

08/11/2026

Here are this week’s water level update for Lake O. Some rainy weather has improved levels, but only slightly. Conservation is encouraged.

08/06/2026

SFWC Director Ryan Rossi emphasized the importance of maintaining a healthy water supply for South Florida’s 7 million residents at last month’s SFWMD governing board meeting.