South Florida is already flooding, and the peak of this king tide is days away

Some South Florida streets and parks likely will be submerged at some point in the next few days, as another — stronger — round of king tides strike the region. These higher-than-usual high tides are supercharged by winds blowing onshore, pushing more seawater on land. Couple that with the 1 to 2 inches of rain expected along the coast over the next few days and you have a recipe for flooding. “Anywhere that is going to be wet from king tide is going to be made worse by rain showers,” said Donal Harrigan, a meteorologist with the Miami office of the National Weather Service. Already, high tide on Friday and Saturday left coastal streets and parks soggy. But the peak of this king tide isn’t until Tuesday, when, NWS says, the region could see “moderate to major flooding.” This bout of king tides began Friday and lasts through Oct. 31. King tide side effect: Floridians ‘stranded’ after floods zap high rise elevators Saturday marked the fifth day in a row that the tidal gauge at Virginia Key experienced “moderate” flooding of about 1.6 feet above sea level, “and that streak will continue for another 4-5 days,” Brian McNoldy, a hurricane

Florida Coastal Flood Alert Oct. 24-26: Major Flooding Possible

Atlantic seas could reach 14 feet with wind gusts up to 35 knots as hazardous marine conditions intensify.

King tide impacts expected Sunday in South Florida

In addition to high-tide flooding, there is potential for additional flooding from these downpours.

Hollywood businesses prepare for potential flooding due to King Tide

Several South Florida communities are preparing for the possibility of flooding over the next several days because of the high tide, including the city of Hollywood. At Hollywood Beach, crews put out tiger dams again ahead of expected rain and potential flooding. Luisa Martinez says she's hoping for the best....

Downpours and windy conditions expected through the weekend

West Palm Beach, Fla (CBS12) — It's a mild start to the day with temperatures in the 60s and 70s for the morning. Skies are patly cloudy and a few showers have made their way onshore. We will warm back to the low 80s later today. Downpours are expected...

Rain chances increasing through the weekend

West Palm Beach, Fla (CBS12) — It's a cool and dry start to the day, but rain will return as we move through the weekend. Temperatures have fallen into the 60s for most areas overnight. As we go through the day, we warm back to the low to mid-80s.

Scattered showers in South Florida ahead of weekend flooding threat

South Florida will see spotty showers before heavy rain, gusty winds and king tides increase the threat of coastal flooding Sunday through Tuesday.

FORECAST: Stormy, windy weekend ahead for Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — South Florida is heading into a breezy and unsettled weekend, with increasing rain chances, rough surf and hazardous boating conditions. While temperatures will remain comfortable, conditions along the coast will become increasingly challenging, especially by Sunday, when the wettest weather of the weekend is expected.

City Preparing for Weekend Rainfall and King Tide Event

With forecasts calling for rainfall this weekend and in combination of the king tide, the City of Deerfield Beach is taking proactive measures to reduce the potential for localized flooding. Environmental Services crews are actively maintaining drainage systems throughout the City. Crews are cleaning storm drains, catch basins, and other...

FORECAST: Enjoy the sunshine before rain chances increase this weekend

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Enjoy the quieter weather while it lasts. The Treasure Coast and Palm Beaches are in for a relatively dry stretch through the end of the workweek, with fewer showers and storms to disrupt outdoor plans. While sunshine will be plentiful and humidity levels remain manageable, conditions along the Atlantic coast tell a different story.

Florida apartment renters say heavy rain leaves them wading with kids through a parking lot

Heavy rain leaves so much water behind at one Florida apartment complex that reaching a parked car becomes difficult. Tenants at Marino Apartments in Jupiter told WPTV that parts of the property repeatedly end up underwater during storms. They said the water raises concerns about access and day-to-day safety for renters trying to reach their vehicles.

Deerfield Beach residents demand answers from city officials after severe flooding

DEERFIELD BEACH, FLA. (WSVN) - Deerfield Beach residents are now calling for action after severe flooding impacted several homes in their community. The city council held a packed meeting Tuesday evening, where frustrated residents urged officials to act and end the cycle of flood damage, repair and cleanup. “I’m here...

High surf, red flag warnings put St. Lucie Co. beaches on high hazard advisory

Between four- and six-foot waves prompted red flag warnings at Fort Pierce Inlet State Park and beaches across St. Lucie County, as ocean rescue urges swimmers to stick to lifeguarded sand.

South Florida Wind Alert: 40+ MPH Gusts Possible Oct. 24-25

Fort Lauderdale and surrounding coastal communities face increasing wind and flooding concerns.

Deerfield beach residents say they want answers after repeated flooding