City of Miami (@CityofMiami)

Be the eyes and ears of your neighborhood! 👀👂 Report flooding concerns to @ISeeChange and help make a difference in stormwater management. It’s easy, free, and impactful. Sign up at iseechange.com/cityofmiami or report through the links in our bio. 🌧️💧 #FloodWatch #MiamiWeather #ISeeChange

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City of Miami @CityofMiami 21h

🌊 Stay King Tide ready, Miami.

Higher-than-normal tides can cause flooding in low-lying areas. Avoid walking or driving through floodwater, keep vehicles away from areas prone to flooding, and stay aware of changing conditions.

📞 Report flooding by calling 311 or through the ISeeChange app.

Find 2026 King Tide dates and safety tips at miami.gov/kingtide

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The flyer is titled "2026 Gwo Kouran Lanmè Miami" and discusses hurricane preparedness. It includes dates for hurricane season: 10-23 September, 26-30 September, 7-13 October, 24-30 October, 6-9 November, and 23-26 November. The flyer emphasizes planning and safety measures, suggesting contacting local services for more information. It provides contact details like 311, iSeeChange App, and resilience@miami.gov. The background features ocean waves and a city seal.

City of Miami @CityofMiami 2d

🌊 Stay King Tide ready, Miami.

Higher-than-normal tides can cause flooding in low-lying areas. Avoid walking or driving through floodwater, keep vehicles away from areas prone to flooding, and stay aware of changing conditions.

📞 Report flooding by calling 311 or through the ISeeChange app.

Find 2026 King Tide dates and safety tips at miami.gov/kingtide

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City of Miami @CityofMiami 3d

Instagram See flooding? Report it. 📸 Your photos and videos go straight to the City of Miami and help speed up storm response all season long. 👉 tracker.iseechange.com/miami #HurricaneSeason #CityOfMiami #ISeeChange #StormReady @iseechange

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City of Miami @CityofMiami 3d

🌊 Stay King Tide ready, Miami.

Higher-than-normal tides can cause flooding in low-lying areas. Avoid walking or driving through floodwater, keep vehicles away from areas prone to flooding, and stay aware of changing conditions.

📞 Report flooding by calling 311 or through the ISeeChange app.

Find 2026 King Tide dates and safety tips at miami.gov/kingtide

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"Informational flyer titled '2026 Miami King Tides' with dates for King Tides. Highlights safety tips such as avoiding flooded areas, not driving through floodwaters, and ensuring the proper disposal of waste. Advises reporting King Tides and provides contact information for Miami government resources. Includes Miami government logos and social media handles."

This image is an informational poster from the city of Miami, detailing dates for "Mareas Reales" (King Tides) in 2026. It provides safety recommendations, emphasizes the importance of staying informed, and lists specific dates for the tides in September, October, and November. The poster includes contact information for reporting and additional resources. The design features bold text and the city's emblem.

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"Informational flyer about the 2026 Gwo Kouran in Miami. The flyer includes a schedule for tidal dates in September, October, and November. It provides tips on preparation, contact information, and resources for flooding and resiliency. Logos for the City of Miami and Miami-Dade County appear at the top."

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