A TROPICAL STORM WARNINGS are in effect as Tropical Storm Chantal approaches the South Carolina coast. The warnings have now ...

King tides are often 1 to 2 feet higher than average tides. But global warming, extreme weather and rising sea levels have recently led to a greater public concern about king tides.

King tides can give us a glimpse of what rising sea levels will look like. A king tide usually is 1 to 2 feet higher than the average high tide, but this may be exaggerated when combined with the ...

King tides, which are exceptionally high, occur naturally and typically happen when the sun, moon and Earth are in gravitational alignment. The state Coastal Commission is working on documenting ...

The king tides occur along the Pacific Coast around the ringing in of the new year. This time around, king tides will happen this week, Friday and Saturday, and then again in late January.

Do king tides happen elsewhere on the east coast? A man walks along a flooded road in Virginia Beach during a 2018 king tide. Fort Lauderdale and Miami are extremely vulnerable to king tide flooding.

Are King Tides dangerous? That depends. Along with covering beaches and making a dry spot on the sand an even more coveted possession, higher tides could lead to flooding in low-lying marshes ...

Periodically throughout the year in South Florida, water from the sea invades our coast. It leaks out of bays, climbs over sea walls and docks and floods out of sewer drains built to contain it.

The Oregon Coast’s famed king tides will return for the second time this season on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The nonscientific term refers to the highest winter tides of the year, when ...

King tides are often 1 to 2 feet higher than average tides. But global warming, extreme weather and rising sea levels have recently led to a greater public concern about king tides.

King tides are often 1 to 2 feet higher than average tides. But global warming, extreme weather and rising sea levels have recently led to a greater public concern about king tides.

King tides are often 1 to 2 feet higher than average tides. But global warming, extreme weather and rising sea levels have recently led to a greater public concern about king tides.