An informative documentary discussing sea level rise in South Florida.
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
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There are two Key Wests. They occupy the same island but are worlds apart. The sham Key West is a show for tourists; the Real Key West belongs to those of us who live here. Come with us now ... to the Real Key West.
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2 comments:
The "real " Key West is a gem. However, during the floods due to hurricane season 2005, I'm finding it difficult to assess where are the worst streets during storms, where most damages occurred ?
Look forward to any information you can provide .
The best source for finding out which streets are "the worst" is something called the Key West flood plain maps. Begin here: http://www.cityofkeywest-fl.gov/topic/subtopic.php?topicid=30
Much can depend on the source of flooding and on the direction(s) from which tidal surges come. I recall clearly that the Atlantic side of the island was inundated to depths of 3-4 feet by Wilma, while the Gulf side flooding was less severe and lasted for a shorter time.
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