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The Day Miami Couldn’t Drain Streets

On a typical overcast afternoon in Miami, a calibration drift in the coastal city’s automated stormwater management system led to a quiet operational paralysis. While no major storm occurred, the system's backflow preventers remained locked in a "closed" state, interpreting normal tidal levels as a critical surge. This reconstruction examines the 24-hour window where the city's drainage infrastructure remained fully powered but functionally inert, allowing ordinary rainwater to accumulate into static, unmoving pools across the urban landscape.