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King Tides Running 1 to 3 Feet Above Normal Flood Streets, Homes, and Businesses in Key West, Miami, and Jacksonville Along Florida’s East Coast

FLORIDA — King tides are causing significant coastal flooding across Florida, especially along the East Coast from Key West to Miami to Jacksonville. Tides have been running 1 to 3 feet above average. The flooding is coming from a mix of higher astronomical tides, persistent windy weather, and added wave action. Water has spread across roads, storm drains, neighborhoods, and even businesses.

Key West, FL · 11d

KXLYcom 4 News Now

Historic flooding on both United States coasts

Southern California, CA · 9d

KING 5

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High tides and high water on both coasts

San Francisco Bay Area, CA · 10d

CBS Miami

South Florida king tides peak Tuesday, could be worst so far

Neighborhoods have been bracing for another round of flooding after streets were underwater and people became stranded.

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 10d

CBS Miami

King tides disrupt Sunday beach plans in Hollywood

Hollywood Ocean Rescue says these tides aren't ideal for swimming because the winds make the waves worse during king tide season.

Hollywood, FL · 12d

wqcs.org

South Florida’s 2026 rainy season: Very different between coasts

South Florida's 2026 rainy season delivered dramatically different outcomes across the region. While some communities experienced soaking thunderstorms and impressive rainfall totals, others struggled to receive enough rain to keep pace with seasonal averages. From Miami and Fort Lauderdale to Naples and Fort Myers, the season demonstrated just how uneven Florida's summertime rainfall can be. The official South Florida rainy season runs from May 15 through October 15, when warm temperatures, tropical moisture, and daily sea-breeze interactions typically produce frequent showers and thunderstorms.

Florida · 12d

themiamihurricane.com

Preparing for king tide flooding in Miami-Dade

King tides, the highest expected tides of the year, are predicted to fall from Oct. 24-30. They occur several times a year and frequently cause flooding in coastal areas. The flooding may be more severe if weather conditions like storms, strong winds and big waves accompany the king tides. Rising...

Miami, FL · 10d

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King tides flood out Cub Scout camp along Intracoastal in Boca Raton on Sunday morning

BOCA RATON, Fla. (CBS12) — King tides cut short a Cub Scout camping trip at Spanish River Park in Boca Raton on Sunday morning, after water flooded the campground along the Intracoastal Waterway. Cub Scout Pack 335 had been camping at the park since Friday evening. The campground is...

Boca Raton, FL · 11d

CBS News

Drivers stranded, roads flooded as king tides send water rushing inland in Fort Lauderdale

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October 26: Windy with occasional showers

Strong, northeast winds will persist for South Florida through Monday night along with the possibility for scattered, intermittent rain showers. Miami-Dade and Broward counties can expect northeast winds, sustained 20 to 25 mph with gusts 30 to 40 mph. Additionally, significant, saltwater flooding will occur along the immediate east coast at the time of high tide (around 9:30 p.m. Monday and 10 a.m. Tuesday, which is forecast to be the peak of this year’s king tides).

Broward County, FL · 11d

Fox Weather

Gradual relief on the way with record King Tides event entering final 24 hours after swamping Florida cities

Parts of Florida saw some of the worst coastal flooding yet on Tuesday from the ongoing fall King Tide event, with flood levels continuing to surpass records set by several hurricanes.

Florida · 12d

CBS News

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King tides had double the flooding in Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood neighborhoods Monday evening

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South Florida braces for potentially historic king tides as flooding fears grow

Growing concerns over extreme coastal flooding mobilize South Florida communities as extraordinary tides approach their peak. Municipal crews deploy auxiliary pumps and barriers to protect urban infrastructure and local businesses against the seasonal surge. The coincidence of heavy rainfall with elevated tides dramatically increases the critical risk of severe flooding...

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 14d

CBS News

King tides continue to impact South Florida with strong winds and heavy rains causing flooding

hoodline.com

Howling Winds, Coastal Floods Batter Miami-Dade To Start the Week

Light rain was falling around Miami early Monday as a soggy, windy stretch settled over South Florida. Temperatures near 73 degrees will climb to about 82, but showers, thunderstorms and rough coastal conditions will make for a challenging start to the week. Northeast winds will run 25 to 29 mph,...

Miami-Dade County, FL · 11d

CBS Miami

More rounds of king tide flooding slam South Florida on Monday

A CBS News Miami NEXT Weather Alert is now in effect until Wednesday due to the threat of moderate to major coastal flooding from king tides.

WSVN-TV

King tide causes flooding across Miami-Dade and Broward County streets

MIAMI (WSVN) - The king tide takeover has begun and has already hit vulnerable spots across South Florida. Just off of Northeast 79th Street in Miami, king tides have caused significant flooding down the roadway, Friday morning. Inches of water have covered the road, making it nearly invisible to drivers.

Broward County, FL · 14d

hoodline.com

King Tides and Howling Winds Poised to Swamp Miami Beach Through Tuesday

Miami starts Sunday with temperatures near 72 degrees, but the calm-looking morning is a setup for a rougher day. Showers and thunderstorms are expected across the city, with a high near 82, northeast winds reaching 23 mph and gusts up to 31 mph. The latest outlook expands the coastal threat...

Miami Beach, FL · 12d

Click10.com

Oct. 24: Coastal flood alerts in effect as highest tides of the year return

Coastal flood alerts are in effect along the coastline as the highest tides of the year return. The moon’s alignment with Earth, a strong onshore flow and rounds of rain starting Sunday could lead to significant coastal impacts across South Florida this weekend. Watch for saltwater flooding along the coast around high tide.

Miami Metropolitan Area, FL · 13d

CBS Miami