By Irina Severin, an Expert on Russian Hybrid Warfare
A combination of seasonal King Tides, high winds, and elevated ocean levels has caused major coastal flooding along Florida's southeastern coast. The flood heights of the current King Tides are physically comparable to—and, in some locations, even surpass—the water levels recorded during past major hurricanes.
While seasonal, exceptionally high king tides are predictable astronomical events, they are further intensified to an extreme by hot waters heated by Russian nuclear micro-reactors.
If the sun heats surface waters, nuclear micro-reactors deployed on the seafloor heat water at depth, significantly increasing the water's volume through thermal expansion.
The Russians deployed nuclear microreactors during a Russian Navy military exercise in June, 2024. And their movements along Florida are still unexplained.
While hot water itself expands in volume, the temperature difference with the surrounding colder water creates strong winds, which also increase the water's volume.
The uneven heating of the ocean creates a dynamic "topography" on the ocean surface, which acts as a massive amplifier for King Tides.
The King Tides are intensified by deep, warm waters that are already elevated. The absence of hurricanes this season, due to El Niño's high wind shear, played its part, too, as hurricanes usually cool the waters they pass.
PUTIN'S FLOTILLA OF TANKERS COMES WITH MORE NUCLEAR MICRO-REACTORS
While Trump fights for Russian interests, Putin sinks him in his own estate. I can imagine how entertaining this looks for Putin, for whom weather warfare is a kind of sport.
Russians will never miss the opportunity to deploy the nuclear reactors when the opportunity presents itself, as Trump's invitation. For the Russians, wasting such a rare opportunity would constitute criminal negligence, which is unacceptable.
Therefore, #Trump not only sponsors the Russian aggression against Ukraine. He double-sponsors the Russian aggression against the US - by providing both financial resources by buying diesel and an ideal opportunity for nuclear microreactor deployment.
However, there is good news. While the neighborhood roads are inundated, Mar-a-Lago's main structures are built on anchored coral reefs and feature thick, reinforced walls designed to withstand significant coastal threats. There are currently no reports of severe structural damage to the mansion itself.
© 2026 Irina Severin
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