Have you ever wondered how much rain has fallen in your neighborhood? Or if a water control structure is open or closed?
DID YOU KNOW: The South Florida Water Management District (District) makes it easy to access this information and other real-time data collected across its 16-county region.
Rain showers are a part of life in South Florida, but where do those raindrops go after they fall on your roof, in your yard or on your street?
DID YOU KNOW: When it rains in your neighborhood, the water flows through an interconnected system designed to effectively manage water throughout the region.
Planning for the region’s future water needs is a key component of the South Florida Water Management District’s (District) public service mission.
DID YOU KNOW: On average, more than 3.5 billion gallons of water are used every day in South Florida for watering our lawns, drinking, bathing, growing crops, and servicing industries.
As we approach the peak of the Atlantic hurricane season, it’s important for all of us to get to know the key tropical weather terms that may be used by meteorologists over the next few months.
DID YOU KNOW: Understanding tropical terminology can help you stay informed and prepared for whatever nature may send our way.
