Miami King Tide Flooding | Seawalls Breached, Fort Lauderdale Underwater & Up To 12 Inches of Rain

South Florida's king tide disaster is not over. On October 27, 2026, the NOAA tide gauge on Virginia Key in Miami peaked at 2.54 feet above the normal high tide line — the third highest level since records began in 1994, just one hundredth of a foot below Hurricane Wilma, with no hurricane anywhere near Florida. Port Everglades and the Lake Worth Pier set new records. Seawater broke over seawalls onto Collins Avenue in Miami Beach, the Las Olas Bridge in Fort Lauderdale closed in both directions, people were rescued from flooded homes, and the Juno Beach Pier was closed after waves knocked loose its deck. Then on Sunday, November 1, flash flood warnings hit Miami-Dade and Palm Beach County, where the National Weather Service reported 9 to 12 inches of rain and water entering homes near Military Trail. As of Monday, November 2, a flood watch covers all of South Florida and coastal flood advisories run through Tuesday evening. The next king tides are expected November 6–9 and November 23–26. In this video: the record tide, Sunday's flash flooding, the Palm Beach coast (Juno Beach Pier, staircases, Jupiter Civic Center), Fort Lauderdale and Las Olas, Hollywood, Miami Beach, Miami Shores, the Florida Keys, why it happened and what comes next. CHAPTERS: 0:00 Seawalls breached, South Florida underwater 0:39 One hundredth of a foot from Hurricane Wilma 2:20 Sunday's rain: flash flood warnings 3:24 9-12 inches in Palm Beach County 4:44 Where things stand Monday 5:47 The tide, day by day 7:29 Palm Beach coast: Juno Pier & staircases 9:08 Fort Lauderdale & Las Olas 10:49 Hollywood, Miami Beach & Miami Shores 12:12 Flooded homes & streets 13:12 Recap & why it happened 14:44 Sea level rise 16:12 What's being done 17:41 Safety tips 18:59 The next king tides #KingTide #MiamiFlooding #SouthFlorida SOURCES: NWS Miami / api.weather.gov alerts (Nov 1–2, 2026) · NOAA Tides & Currents (Virginia Key 8723214, Port Everglades 8722956, Lake Worth Pier 8722670) https://www.wusf.org/weather/2026-11-... https://weatherboy.com/heavy-rain-thr... https://www.nbcmiami.com/weather/stor... https://wsvn.com/weather-blog/flood-w... https://www.ibtimes.co.uk/south-flori... https://cw34.com/newsletter-daily/kin... https://www.yahoo.com/news/weather-ne... https://weather.com/2026/10/30/news/w... all sources listed in Video 26 facts (WSVN, NBC6, CBS Miami, City of Fort Lauderdale, Miami-Dade County, Miami Beach).