South Florida, Boynton Beach and Tar balls

Tar balls washed up across South Florida beaches over the weekend
Over the weekend, something unusual washed up along South Florida beaches. The United States Coast Guard spent this past weekend investigating reports of tar balls from Lake Worth Beach to Boynton Beach and as far south as Fort Lauderdale Beach.
What are those sticky black globs washing up on Florida beaches?
BOYNTON BEACH, Fla. (WFLA) — Some South Florida beaches closed over the weekend after officials discovered globs of tar washing ashore. The black substance was reported on beaches in Palm Beach and Broward counties. It created a sticky situation for beachgoers, who described it clinging to their skin.
STICKY SITUATION: Tar balls wash up on South Florida shorelines
Palm Beach County Ocean Rescue said you should keep away from the oil if you see any, but there is an easy way to get it off your skin
Tar balls wash ashore along South Florida beaches, source unknown
LAUDERDALE-BY-THE-SEA - Oily tar balls have been washing up along South Florida beaches, stretching from Fort Lauderdale to Lake Worth Beach in Palm Beach County, raising environmental concerns and frustrating beachgoers.
Tar balls on South Florida beaches have dissipated on their own, Coast Guard says
The tar balls that washed up on South Florida beaches, from Hollywood to Palm Beach County, seem to be dissipating on their own, the Coast Guard said Monday. “We conducted aerial flights and physical searches in the water but did not determine a definitive source,
Tar balls spotted at South Florida beaches
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