Florida is not the only state dealing with coastal flooding. Coastal flood advisories run up and down the California coast.

King Tides expected to continue through Friday before gradually improving this weekend.

Daytona Beach crews are working to manage flooding as unusually high tides and strong winds push water into roads and neighborhoods.

The National Weather Service has extended its Coastal Flood Warning and High Surf Advisory through 2 a.m. Friday, with breaking waves of 7 to 11 feet possible along the coast. At 27th Avenue Beachfront Park in New Smyrna Beach, the damage remained visible Tuesday. A seawall that was previously protected by a wide barrier of sand is now exposed, with ocean waves reaching the structure.

Strong winds, powerful surf and high tides continue to batter the central Florida coastline. In Satellite Beach, one resort was forced to close its beach access due to heavy sand erosion and dangerous dropoffs.

A combination of king tides and strong winds is causing flooding along Central Florida’s coastal counties and raising new beach erosion concerns. Here's what we've seen so far in Brevard and Volusia counties.

Strong winds and king tides are increasing the risk of coastal flooding and beach erosion along Florida’s coast, even with little to no rain. Here’s what’s causing it and when conditions could improve.

King tides are dramatically reshaping parts of Volusia County’s coastline, pushing sand around and leaving many beaches bare — and the worst may not be over yet. Powerful waves have created steep drop-offs along the shoreline, with little to no buffer remaining between the water and seawalls in some areas. Volusia County officials say it’s too soon to fully assess the damage, with another high tide expected to bring even more trouble.

Crews cleared mud from key California highways as forecasters warned that more thunderstorms were on the way after downpours and high tides caused flooding, prompting road closures and rescues of people trapped in cars.

Heavy rain and high tides are causing flooding in parts of Northern California.

Flood threat remains elevated along Central Florida’s coast during high tide

If you’ve been to the beach you know of high and low tide.

Winds will increase behind the front creating dangerous beach and boating conditions and the possibility of coastal flooding this weekend. Future radarA lot of Central Florida will be dry for the weekend, but showers will develop at times, mainly along the coast. Beach Forecast:Dangerous beach and boating conditions develop this weekend. Rip Current Risk: HighWave Height: 4-6′Coastal Flooding: PossibleUse caution this weekend at the beach, especially late Saturday into Sunday as wave heights will gradually increase over the weekend. Coastal flooding occurs when the ocean is “pushed” further inland than normal, rather than from rain.