Soil Saturation and Drainage
Many factors must be considered by water managers at Lake Worth Drainage District (LWDD) when managing a rain event. One factor is the varying water content in the soil which […]
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Avoid Driving on Flooded Streets
Driving on flooded streets can pose significant risks to drivers. Keep this phrase in mind, ‘Turn around and don’t drown.’ While you may believe you can safely navigate through high […]
That’s A Good Question
Q. What is the ‘bleed down orifice’ in a discharge control structure? A. In stormwater retention ponds/lakes, a discharge control structure is used to regulate the flow rate of stormwater […]
Discharging Stormwater from Ponds
In coordination with the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) permit, the Lake Worth Drainage District (LWDD) allows two types of discharge control structures in residential communities and commercial properties: […]
WHAT IS A “WELL-MAINTAINED” CANAL?
The LWDD canals are crucial in flood control and water supply. With over 500 miles of drainage canals, the LWDD manages stormwater to support residents, businesses, and agriculture. Effective flood […]
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