# Delray Beach roads flood Thu 10:40 AM–4:45 PM

Delray Beach, Florida · Thursday, October 29, 2026 · past date

**King tide.** Flooding · peak 4.9 ft king tide at 1:12 PM

## 29 streets at flood level at the peak (1:12 PM EDT)

- Basin Drive: likely
- Vista del Mar Drive South: likely
- Seabreeze Avenue: likely
- Beach Drive: likely
- Thomas Street: likely
- Brooks Lane: likely
- Lowry Street: likely
- Seaspray Avenue: likely
- Waterway Lane: likely
- East Road: likely
- Miramar Drive: likely
- White Drive: possible
- Nassau Street: possible
- Tamarind Road: possible
- Seagate Drive: possible
- Andrews Avenue: possible
- Marine Way: possible
- Rhodes Villa Avenue: possible
- Lewis Cove Road: possible
- Hibiscus Road: possible
- Vista del Mar Drive North: possible
- Sea Lane: possible
- Mac Farlane Drive: possible
- Oleander Lane: possible
- Southeast 1st Street: possible
- Bucida Road: possible
- Ingraham Avenue: possible
- Venetian Drive: possible
- Luke Lane: possible

Window 10:40 AM–4:45 PM EDT · peak effective tide 4.87 ft at the Delray Beach, ICWW gauge.

## Also this day

- 10:00 PM–3:25 AM EDT · peak 4.7 ft · Flooding likely

## High tides (Delray Beach, ICWW, ft above MLLW)

- 12:24 AM EDT · 4.7 ft
- 1:12 PM EDT · 4.9 ft · king tide

## Links

- Delray Beach live map and 7-day outlook: [Delray Beach forecast](https://floodroute.com/fl/delray-beach.md)
- Interactive map for this day: https://floodroute.com/fl/delray-beach/2026-10-29
- Calendar feed of flood days: https://floodroute.com/cal/fl/delray-beach.ics

**Forecasts are estimates, not guarantees.** Never drive or walk through flood water: according to the National Weather Service, a foot of moving water can carry away most cars. Turn around, don’t drown. Always follow local authorities and official warnings.

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