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A new round of king tides reached South Florida on Saturday, November 7, 2026, while Fort Lauderdale was still dealing with raw sewage overflows left behind by weeks of tidal flooding and record rainfall. The National Weather Service kept a coastal flood statement in place for coastal Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties through Sunday evening, November 8. The crisis began on October 27, 2026, when a record king tide pushed saltwater over seawalls and into neighborhoods in Fort Lauderdale, Miami Beach, Hollywood and the Florida Keys. The Virginia Key tide gauge near Miami measured 2.54 feet above mean higher high water, the third highest level since 1994, behind only Hurricane Wilma and Hurricane Irma. Fort Lauderdale recorded some of the highest tides in its history, the Las Olas Bridge was closed, and Fort Lauderdale Fire Rescue pulled residents from flooded homes. On November 2, a stalled storm system dumped historic rainfall across Florida's East Coast. Sunrise saw more than 7 inches, with up to 9 near Amerant Bank Arena, Palm Beach Gardens reported 15 inches, and parts of the Space Coast near Valkaria recorded more than 20 inches in 12 hours, a 1,000-year rainfall event. In Palm Bay, two people died in floodwaters and hundreds were rescued in Brevard County. Governor Ron DeSantis declared a state of emergency and later expanded it to Palm Beach, Volusia, Seminole, Lake, Glades, Hendry and Okeechobee counties. Polling places were moved on Election Day and schools closed. By November 6, raw sewage was overflowing from manholes across Fort Lauderdale as pump stations failed, tanker trucks hauled waste between neighborhoods, and warning signs went up along canals near Las Olas Boulevard. In this video, we cover the record king tide, why king tides flood streets on sunny days, the deadly Palm Bay and Space Coast flooding, the state of emergency, the Fort Lauderdale sewage crisis, and the next major king tide expected over Thanksgiving week, November 22 to 29. Global Weather covers natural disasters and extreme weather events as they develop, using sourced reporting and avoiding unsupported speculation. CHAPTERS 00:20 — New King Tides Hit South Florida 01:05 — Record Tide Rivals Hurricanes Wilma and Irma 01:50 — Fort Lauderdale Floods, Las Olas Bridge Closed 02:36 — Why King Tides Flood Streets on Sunny Days 03:20 — Historic Rain Piles On Top of the Tides 04:06 — DEADLY Flooding in Palm Bay 04:51 — Hundreds Rescued in Brevard County 05:36 — DeSantis Declares State of Emergency 06:21 — Palm Beach County Emergency and Dengue Warning 07:06 — Raw Sewage Overflows in Fort Lauderdale 07:52 — Businesses Struggle to Stay Open 08:37 — New King Tide Cycle Arrives 09:21 — What to Expect This Weekend 10:06 — Rising Seas Make King Tides Worse 10:51 — Thanksgiving Week King Tide Warning 11:36 — Where Things Stand Now SOURCES WSVN 7News NBC 6 South Florida FOX Weather ABC News WFTV WFLX / WPTV CBS News Miami CBS12 WUFT / Florida Public Radio Emergency Network WINK News National Weather Service Miami City of Miami Beach City of West Palm Beach City of St. Augustine City of Port Orange #KingTide #FloridaKingTide #KingTides2026 #FloridaFlooding #FortLauderdale #FortLauderdaleFlooding #Miami #MiamiBeach #SouthFlorida #PalmBay #PalmBayFlooding #SpaceCoast #SunnyDayFlooding #CoastalFlooding #StateOfEmergency #ExtremeWeather #NaturalDisaster #GlobalWeather

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