With rainfall at a record pace in some places, water managers are struggling to lower water levels in Lake Okeechobee and the Everglades. South Florida has been saturated by what is shaping up as the wettest of wet seasons.
Water managers are struggling to deal with high-water concerns across a region left brimming by Tropical Storm Isaac and stubbornly steady storms that have followed in its drenching wake. Some spots are on pace for the rainiest year on record, with Miami leading the list at 79.51 inches through September.
