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The KING TIDE in Florida + the High Wind is cause HUGE issues. Look at these cars flooded out with @Paul_Goodloe and @StevePetyerak. Wow.
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King tides and gusty onshore winds are pushing feet of coastal flooding onto roads across South Florida. Meteorologist Paul Goodloe is live in West Palm Beach, where rising water has submerged streets and sidewalks ahead of high tide. Here鈥檚 the latest:
Meteorologist Paul Goodloe is in West Palm Beach, Florida, tracking the impacts of king tides. Floodwaters have since receded, but winds could gust up to 45 mph Monday, with higher tides expected. 猬囷笍 Tune in to The Weather Channel for live updates:
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Tide comes up as the rain comes down. Both could lead to bad flooding in Florida. @Paul_Goodloe is live in West Palm Beach this morning. @ChrisBruinTV shows us the king tide flooding in Charleston SC.
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Meteorologist @ChrisBruinTV is in Charleston, South Carolina, where king tides are raising coastal flooding concerns. Water levels are expected to rise even higher Sunday and Monday. Watch The Weather Channel for live updates:
Fall brings cooler temperatures, but severe weather is far from over. From damaging winds to tornadoes, parts of the U.S. can see another surge in severe storms as the season changes. Here's why:
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King Tides will increase the threat of coastal flooding in the Southeast this weekend, peaking early next week. Strong onshore winds could worsen conditions, especially along Florida's coast. We're tracking the forecast on The Weather Channel:
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Severe storms are racing across the Southwest at 45-50 mph, with large hail and flash flooding possible. We're tracking these storms with live updates on The Weather Channel:
BREAKING: A tornado watch has been issued for parts of Arizona and New Mexico until 9 PM MDT. This is the second tornado watch in two days after a 16 year intermission. The last tornado watch for northern and central Arizona before this week was in October 2010. Stormy weather will continue in parts of the Southwest into the weekend.
After severe storms brought pingpong ball-sized hail and wind gusts over 70 mph to Arizona Wednesday, another round is possible today. Storm specialist Dr. Greg Postel has the latest on the severe weather threat: