MIAMI (CBSMiami) – Some coastal areas saw some minor flooding Monday due to a combination of gusty winds and seasonal king tides. Monday's winds were are out northeast winds at 15 to 20 miles ...

These “king tides” push sea levels a foot or two higher than normal, causing street and yard flooding in low-lying spots along the east coast, like Miami. These high tides are a natural ...

Wherever you live in South Florida, the flooding you see right now is likely to get worse in the years ahead – despite ...

This is the final king tide episode of the season." For about a week, centered on the Full Moon on the 15th, we are expecting tidal flooding around every high tide in the #Miami area. This is the ...

NOAA said Miami reached this level of flooding twice last year, but by 2050 it could happen as often as 50 days a year. Monday’s king tide, one of the highest of the year so far, was about 2.75 ...

of Miami issued a heads-up for coastal residents: thanks to the king tide, higher-than-normal water levels might bring "minor coastal flooding" through midweek. 9/16: Higher than normal water ...

MIAMI - It was another pleasant start across ... we will experience saltwater flooding at times leading up to the peak of the King Tides. Minor flooding will be possible across the Lower Keys ...

Climate change has already brought more coastal flooding to South Florida. You see it during many annual king tides, pushing ...

The last King Tide cycle of the year is starting, and coastal flood statements are in effect for Broward and Miami-Dade ...

King tides. Nuisance flooding. Coastal flood advisory. Road closed. These are phrases that are commonly heard and seen this time of year in the Miami area, especially in low-lying Miami Beach.

Mayra Cruz, a University of Miami doctoral student, experienced firsthand the challenges of owning a flood-prone home in ...