Beach Erosion
Heavy Surf & High Tides Could Cause More Beach Erosion
South Florida’s coastlines are under assault again as waves, surge and surf threaten to overwhelm our beaches and low lying coastal cities.
Broward To Consider $3M Emergency Fix To A1A
After Hurricane Sandy lambasted Broward County beaches, a county commission is considering an emergency fix.
More Barriers Brought In To Protect A1A From High Tides
More barriers have been brought in to help protect a section of State Road A1A in Ft. Lauderdale from crashing surf and a higher than normal high tide.
Section Of A1A In Lauderdale To Be Reduced To Two Lanes
A section of State Road A1A in Ft. Lauderdale is about to go from four lanes to two lanes due to beach erosion and threatening surf.
Crashing Surf, Beach Erosion Threaten A1A In Lauderdale
Crashing surf, higher than normal tides and beach erosion over the last couple of weeks have torn down walls and taken out sidewalks along a section of State Road A1A in Ft. Lauderdale.
High Tides Crash Through Ft. Lauderdale Beach Barrier Walls
With every crashing wave, it gets worse along a stretch of Ft. Lauderdale’s famed beach.
Broward Beaches Flooding Due To Sandy
Hurricane Sandy is staying well offshore from South Florida, but that doesn’t mean the area is escaping the storm’s wrath, especially flooding.
With Sandy Expected To Expand, Beach Erosion A Concern
While the core of Tropical Storm Sandy will stay off our coast, we will definitely feel its presence.
Miami Beach Pumping Sand Onto Eroded Areas
Hoping to return some of what Mother Nature took away, sand pumping operations got under way Monday on a section of Miami Beach.






