Severe Flooding Disrupts Downtown Miami Traffic
Flooding caused by king tides and persistent rainfall created significant disruptions in downtown Miami on Tuesday, September 29, 2026. The westbound off-ramp from Interstate 395 to Biscayne Boulevard was temporarily closed due to high water levels, stranding several vehicles that required towing. Flooding was also reported near loanDepot Park, with drivers cautiously navigating submerged streets. The peak of the king tides occurred at 10 a.m., exacerbating the situation. Officials have advised drivers to avoid flooded areas and seek alternate routes. This comes after similar flooding impacted neighborhoods in Hollywood, Pompano Beach, and Fort Lauderdale earlier in the week. Rainy weather is forecast to persist throughout the week, potentially worsening conditions.