but it remains unknown," the Coast Guard tweeted over the weekend. Fort Lauderdale temporarily closed a portion of its beach on Saturday, but it reopened on Sunday. Some of the tar balls were ...

The source of the tar remained unknown Sunday morning as the Coast ... An oily black substance from a tar ball in Deerfield Beach covers Paul Rebelo's hand. (Courtesy/Paul Rebelo) On Saturday ...

The U.S Coast Guard investigated the tar balls, which were reported from Port Everglades to Palm Beach, but said on the social media site X that "the source remains unknown." While some may seem ...

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According to the Coast Guard, air and surface crews completed searches from Palm Beach to Port Everglades for the source of the tar balls. The source remains unknown. Further assessment will ...

The tar balls have also popped up on Hollywood Beach, which remains open for swimming, said city spokeswoman Joann Hussey. BEACH ADVISORY: Due to an unknown oily substance found along our ...

“Coogee beach is closed until further notice ... According to The Guardian, the current hypothesis is that the unknown materials are “tar balls”. These sometimes occur after an oil spill ...

Tar balls have been on beaches across South Florida ... Where the sticky, semi-solid clumps of oil originated from is unknown; however, sources may generally include offshore petroleum production ...

“Mysterious, black, ball-shaped debris” began appearing on Coogee Beach on Tuesday afternoon ... “At this stage, it is unknown what the material is, however, they may be ‘tar balls ...

Tar balls, sticky, dark clumps have been appearing along the beaches in Florida, staining sand and skin, and even causing ...

The source of the tar remained unknown Sunday morning as the ... Hollywood’s beach was also seeing the tar balls, though the beach remained fully open Saturday, according to city spokeswoman ...