Massive amounts of the seaweed known as sargassum are washing up on the beaches of Florida’s east coast, causing concern among beachgoers. The seaweed is part of a large seaweed blob that is floating in from the Atlantic Ocean, and it has the potential to cover the beaches for miles. The influx of sargassum is expected to continue for several months.
Owner of a condo at Miami Beach for more than 20 years, Oscar Vasquez, claimed to have never observed so much sargassum so early in the season.
“There are parts of the beach where there’s so much sargassum on the shoreline where it’s undesirable and difficult to get
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