# FloodRoute

> FloodRoute forecasts which streets in US coastal towns flood at high tide and during king tides: when, how badly and for how long. It combines NOAA tide predictions, measured street elevations and live NOAA gauge readings. Free live maps on the web and a free iPhone app. Coastal tidal flooding only: not river, creek or flash floods.

FloodRoute is made in Marin County, California, by Marc Hoag / Skyriven Studios, a project of Axiomic, LLC (contact@axiomic.ai). Forecasts are estimates, not guarantees: never drive or walk through flood water.

Generated 2026-10-27T14:39:31.564Z. Forecasts change through the day; each town's Markdown page has the latest. Every page on this site is also available as clean Markdown: add `.md` to its URL (the homepage is `/index.md`), or request the normal URL with `Accept: text/markdown`. Town pages, dated flood-day pages (`/{state}/{town}/{YYYY-MM-DD}`) and flood-history pages (`/{state}/{town}/history`, `/{state}/{town}/history/{YYYY}`) are included.

## What FloodRoute is

FloodRoute shows which roads in your town flood at high tide. When, how badly, and for how long. Days before the water arrives. Then neighbors post photos of what’s flooding right now. It's a free iPhone app (https://apps.apple.com/app/id6757653475) and a free website (https://floodroute.com) with live street-level flood maps for 39 coastal towns and neighborhoods in 6 states. Neighbors can open any forecast link in a browser without the app.

Free vs Pro: the live map, 7-day street forecasts, town alerts, flood photos, sharing and Call it are free, with no account. FloodRoute Pro ($4.99 a month or $29.99 a year, Family Sharing included) adds alerts for your own street and commute, a ping when neighbors post flooding nearby, surge alerts, the 30-day planner and the what-if simulator. Everyone starts with Pro free until after their town's next big tide; the app never locks you out. Details: https://floodroute.com/index.md#pro.

## How it works

1. **Tide predictions.** NOAA publishes the time and height of every high tide months ahead — and we add the live water level when the bay runs high.
2. **Every road's low point.** We measured the elevation along every street in each town, so we know where the water gets in first.
3. **Which streets flood, when.** Put them together and you get a street-by-street forecast: “Tiburon roads flood Sat 9:40–11:15 AM.”

In detail, for Sausalito: FloodRoute combines NOAA tide predictions for the Sausalito station with the elevation of every road segment in Sausalito. When the predicted water level rises above a road's lowest point, it's marked — amber for possible, orange for likely, red for severe. The NOAA San Francisco gauge shows how far the water is actually running above or below the tide tables; that difference is carried into the forecast and fades over the following days. Recent rain raises the next 24 hours. After each high tide, streets stay marked a little longer, because water drains off the road more slowly than the tide falls.

Severity at a road: possible (water under 0.5 ft above the road's low point), likely (0.5 to 1.5 ft), severe (1.5 ft or more). King tides are the year's highest predicted tides: a high tide in the top 5% of the year's tide-table highs at the town's NOAA station (about 18 days a year). Water running above the tide tables raises flood forecasts but doesn't make an ordinary high tide a king tide.

## Safety

**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. FloodRoute does not forecast river, creek or flash flooding, drainage failures, or storm surge beyond what nearby gauges currently measure.

## Frequently asked questions

### What is FloodRoute?

FloodRoute forecasts which streets in US coastal towns flood at high tide and during king tides: when, how badly and for how long. It's a free iPhone app and a free website with live street-level flood maps for 39 coastal towns and neighborhoods in 6 states. FloodRoute is made in Marin County, California, by Axiomic, LLC.

### How does FloodRoute know which roads flood?

It combines NOAA tide predictions for the nearest tide station with the measured elevation along every street in each town. When the water is forecast to rise above a road's lowest point, the road is marked as possible (amber), likely (orange) or severe (red) flooding, depending on how far the water rises above it. Where a nearby NOAA gauge measures live water levels, the forecast is corrected when the water is running above or below the tide tables. After each high tide, streets stay marked a little longer, because water drains off roads more slowly than the tide falls. Heavy recent rain raises the next 24 hours.

### How accurate are the forecasts?

They're estimates, not guarantees. Wind, storm surge, blocked drains, construction and local quirks can change what actually floods, and new towns launch in Beta until community reports confirm them. In backtests at six NOAA stations (October 2024 to October 2026), the live gauge correction cut the typical error in high-tide water levels over the next 24 hours from about 0.57 ft to about 0.23 ft. Treat FloodRoute as a heads-up: **never drive or walk through flood water**, and follow local authorities and official warnings.

### Does FloodRoute forecast river floods or flash floods?

No. FloodRoute covers coastal tidal flooding only: streets that flood when high tides and king tides push bay or ocean water onto the road. It does not forecast river, creek or flash flooding, drainage failures, or storm surge beyond what nearby gauges currently measure. For those, follow the National Weather Service and local authorities.

### Is FloodRoute free? What does Pro add?

The website is free, and so is the core of the iPhone app: the live flood map and tide scrubber, the 7-day flood outlook, community reports, sharing, calendar feeds, one saved place, and a heads-up before flood windows in your home town (plus a king tide heads-up the evening before). FloodRoute Pro adds street-level alerts for up to three saved places, commute alerts, a ping when a neighbor posts flood photos near your places, surge alerts when the bay runs high, the 30-day planner, the what-if simulator, alerts for more towns and a Pro badge on your posts. Pro is $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year through the App Store, with Family Sharing. Everyone starts with Pro free, with no payment details, until two days after the next notable high tide in their town (at least 7 and at most 30 days). After that the app switches to the free features; you're never locked out.

### Which towns does FloodRoute cover?

39 coastal towns and neighborhoods in 6 states. California: Marin County and San Francisco; Massachusetts: Boston; New York: New York City; Florida: Miami, Tampa, Fort Lauderdale (beta) and North Miami (beta); South Carolina: Charleston (beta); Virginia: Norfolk (beta) and Virginia Beach (beta). Towns marked Beta are new and still being confirmed by community reports. See the [full list of covered towns](https://floodroute.com/towns).

### My town isn't covered. Can you add it?

Yes. [Request your town](https://floodroute.com/towns#request) and share your link with neighbors. The most-requested towns get mapped first, and if you leave your email, we'll tell you the day your town launches.

### Does FloodRoute track my location? Do I need an account?

There are no accounts. Location access is optional and only used while the app is open. Your location is processed on your device and never leaves it unless you submit a flood report (its pin is public) or choose to attach it to a town request. Saved places and commutes stay on your device and sync through your own iCloud. We don't sell your data or use advertising identifiers. See the [Privacy Policy](https://floodroute.com/privacy).

### Can I share a flood forecast with my neighbors?

Yes. Every town and every flood day has its own link, and its preview card shows the forecast in iMessage, Facebook or Nextdoor. Neighbors can open the live map in any browser, with no app needed. You can also subscribe to a town's flood-day calendar or print a flyer for a bulletin board.

### Can I post photos of flooding? Who sees them?

Yes, from the FloodRoute app: take the photo with the app's camera while you're in a covered town, near the street you're reporting. Faces are blurred on your phone before anything is uploaded, and every photo is screened automatically before it appears. Posts carry a random pen name, never your name, and show on the map, in the [live photo feed](https://floodroute.com/live), on your town's page and on a public page of that pen name's photos. You can delete everything you've posted from the app's Settings. Never walk or drive into flood water for a photo.

### What is Call it?

A free tide-guessing game in the app. Before a big high tide, guess how high the water will get at your area's NOAA tide gauge. After the tide, the gauge settles it: you, your neighbors, or FloodRoute's own forecast. Each area has a 30-day leaderboard ranked by average accuracy. No prizes, purchases or wagering.

### How do I add flood days to my calendar?

Open your town's page and tap *Add to calendar*. It's a subscription, so new flood windows appear automatically. On iPhone it opens Calendar; on Android or desktop use the Google Calendar link.

### How do I report flooding or remove a report?

Reports are submitted from the FloodRoute app. To flag an inappropriate report, use *Report* on it in the app, or email us with the report link. You can delete everything your device has submitted from the app's Settings.

### How do I manage or cancel my subscription?

Subscriptions are handled by Apple: Settings → your name → Subscriptions → FloodRoute. Refunds are handled by Apple at [reportaproblem.apple.com](https://reportaproblem.apple.com).

### Can I put the live map on my website?

Yes. News sites, HOAs and neighborhood groups can [embed the live map](https://floodroute.com/press#embed) for free.

## Flood history

Flood history: for every covered town, every day since 1996 that NOAA's verified tide-gauge record shows water high enough to put roads at risk by FloodRoute's model (estimates on today's roads, not records of actual flooding), with free CSV/JSON downloads under the Open Database License (ODbL) 1.0.

## Coverage and next flood windows

Each line: the town's quotable summary and its next forecast flood window.

### California

- **[Sausalito, CA](https://floodroute.com/ca/sausalito.md)**: In Sausalito, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sausalito station reaches about 6.6 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT (severe flooding likely), with 15 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Heath Way, W Kappas Marina and Gate 5 Rd.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT](https://floodroute.com/ca/sausalito/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's San Francisco tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Sausalito road at risk on 1,972 days, about 64 a year. The highest water was 8.38 ft on Friday, February 6, 1998, 2.21 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 24 Sausalito roads were at risk, including Heath Way, West Kappas Marina and Gate 5 Road. Those days have become more common: about 52 a year in 1996–2005, versus 80 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/ca/sausalito/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/ca/sausalito · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/ca/sausalito.ics
- **[Mill Valley, CA](https://floodroute.com/ca/mill-valley.md)**: In Mill Valley, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sausalito station reaches about 6.6 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT (severe flooding likely), with 10 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Ryan Ave, Plymouth Ave and Park Ter.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT](https://floodroute.com/ca/mill-valley/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's San Francisco tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Mill Valley road at risk on 1,517 days, about 50 a year. The highest water was 8.38 ft on Friday, February 6, 1998, 2.21 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 37 Mill Valley roads were at risk, including Ryan Avenue, Plymouth Avenue and Park Terrace. Those days have become more common: about 40 a year in 1996–2005, versus 61 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/ca/mill-valley/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/ca/mill-valley · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/ca/mill-valley.ics
- **[Tam Junction, CA](https://floodroute.com/ca/tam-junction.md)**: In Tam Junction, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sausalito station reaches about 6.6 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT (severe flooding likely), with 27 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Heath Way, Cardinal Rd and Starling Rd.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT](https://floodroute.com/ca/tam-junction/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's San Francisco tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Tam Junction road at risk on 1,972 days, about 64 a year. The highest water was 8.38 ft on Friday, February 6, 1998, 2.21 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 68 Tam Junction roads were at risk, including Heath Way, Cardinal Road and Starling Road. Those days have become more common: about 52 a year in 1996–2005, versus 80 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/ca/tam-junction/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/ca/tam-junction · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/ca/tam-junction.ics
- **[Tiburon, CA](https://floodroute.com/ca/tiburon.md)**: In Tiburon, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sausalito station reaches about 6.6 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT (severe flooding likely), with 11 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Cove Pl, Cove Rd and Barn Rd.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT](https://floodroute.com/ca/tiburon/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's San Francisco tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Tiburon road at risk on 1,972 days, about 64 a year. The highest water was 8.38 ft on Friday, February 6, 1998, 2.21 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 46 Tiburon roads were at risk, including Cove Place, Cove Road and Barn Road. Those days have become more common: about 52 a year in 1996–2005, versus 80 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/ca/tiburon/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/ca/tiburon · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/ca/tiburon.ics
- **[Belvedere, CA](https://floodroute.com/ca/belvedere.md)**: In Belvedere, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sausalito station reaches about 6.6 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT (severe flooding likely), with 11 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Cove Pl, Cove Rd and Barn Rd.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT](https://floodroute.com/ca/belvedere/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's San Francisco tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Belvedere road at risk on 1,972 days, about 64 a year. The highest water was 8.38 ft on Friday, February 6, 1998, 2.21 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 46 Belvedere roads were at risk, including Cove Place, Cove Road and Barn Road. Those days have become more common: about 52 a year in 1996–2005, versus 80 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/ca/belvedere/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/ca/belvedere · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/ca/belvedere.ics
- **[Corte Madera, CA](https://floodroute.com/ca/corte-madera.md)**: In Corte Madera, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sausalito station reaches about 6.6 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT (severe flooding likely), with 36 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Redwood Hwy, Casa Buena Dr and Yolo St.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT](https://floodroute.com/ca/corte-madera/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's San Francisco tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Corte Madera road at risk on 1,972 days, about 64 a year. The highest water was 8.38 ft on Friday, February 6, 1998, 2.21 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 110 Corte Madera roads were at risk, including Redwood Highway, Casa Buena Drive and Yolo Street. Those days have become more common: about 52 a year in 1996–2005, versus 80 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/ca/corte-madera/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/ca/corte-madera · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/ca/corte-madera.ics
- **[Larkspur, CA](https://floodroute.com/ca/larkspur.md)**: In Larkspur, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sausalito station reaches about 6.6 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT (severe flooding likely), with 9 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Casa Buena Dr, Sanford St and Fifer Ave.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT](https://floodroute.com/ca/larkspur/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's San Francisco tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Larkspur road at risk on 1,972 days, about 64 a year. The highest water was 8.38 ft on Friday, February 6, 1998, 2.21 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 56 Larkspur roads were at risk, including Casa Buena Drive, Sanford Street and Fifer Avenue. Those days have become more common: about 52 a year in 1996–2005, versus 80 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/ca/larkspur/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/ca/larkspur · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/ca/larkspur.ics
- **[San Rafael, CA](https://floodroute.com/ca/san-rafael.md)**: In San Rafael, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sausalito station reaches about 6.6 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT (severe flooding likely), with 43 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Sonoma St, Dolores St and Du Bois St.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT](https://floodroute.com/ca/san-rafael/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's San Francisco tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one San Rafael road at risk on 1,972 days, about 64 a year. The highest water was 8.38 ft on Friday, February 6, 1998, 2.21 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 86 San Rafael roads were at risk, including Sonoma Street, Dolores Street and Du Bois Street. Those days have become more common: about 52 a year in 1996–2005, versus 80 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/ca/san-rafael/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/ca/san-rafael · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/ca/san-rafael.ics
- **[Santa Venetia, CA](https://floodroute.com/ca/santa-venetia.md)**: In Santa Venetia, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sausalito station reaches about 8.7 ft (MLLW). No flooding is forecast in Santa Venetia in the next 30 days. The next king tide is Tue, Nov 24 at 10:15 AM PST (7.7 ft).
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's San Francisco tide gauge hasn't recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put a road in Santa Venetia at risk. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/ca/santa-venetia/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/ca/santa-venetia · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/ca/santa-venetia.ics
- **[Novato, CA](https://floodroute.com/ca/novato.md)**: In Novato, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sausalito station reaches about 6.6 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT (severe flooding likely), with 8 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Binford Rd, Olive Ave and CA 37.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT](https://floodroute.com/ca/novato/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's San Francisco tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Novato road at risk on 1,972 days, about 64 a year. The highest water was 8.38 ft on Friday, February 6, 1998, 2.21 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 38 Novato roads were at risk, including Binford Road, Olive Avenue and CA 37. Those days have become more common: about 52 a year in 1996–2005, versus 80 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/ca/novato/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/ca/novato · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/ca/novato.ics
- **[San Francisco, CA](https://floodroute.com/ca/san-francisco.md)**: In San Francisco, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's San Francisco station reaches about 7.1 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Tue, Oct 27, 10:50 AM–1:40 PM PDT (minor flooding possible), with 3 streets forecast to flood at the peak: Townsend St, Mission Bay Dr and Channel St.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 10:50 AM–1:40 PM PDT](https://floodroute.com/ca/san-francisco/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's San Francisco tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one San Francisco road at risk on 292 days, about 9 a year. The highest water was 8.38 ft on Friday, February 6, 1998, 2.21 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 22 San Francisco roads were at risk, including Townsend Street, Mission Bay Drive and Channel Street. Those days have become more common: about 8 a year in 1996–2005, versus 14 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/ca/san-francisco/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/ca/san-francisco · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/ca/san-francisco.ics
- **[Marin County, CA](https://floodroute.com/ca/marin-county.md)** (region overview): In Marin County, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sausalito station reaches about 6.6 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT (severe flooding likely), with 145 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Redwood Hwy, Casa Buena Dr and Yolo St.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 10:35 AM–2:45 PM PDT](https://floodroute.com/ca/marin-county/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's San Francisco tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Marin County road at risk on 1,972 days, about 64 a year. The highest water was 8.38 ft on Friday, February 6, 1998, 2.21 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 398 Marin County roads were at risk, including Redwood Highway, Casa Buena Drive and Yolo Street. Those days have become more common: about 52 a year in 1996–2005, versus 80 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/ca/marin-county/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/ca/marin-county · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/ca/marin-county.ics

### Massachusetts

- **[Boston, MA](https://floodroute.com/ma/boston.md)**: In Boston, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Boston station reaches about 11.8 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Tue, Oct 27, 12:00–12:45 PM EDT (minor flooding possible), with 3 streets forecast to flood at the peak: Chelsea St, William T. Morrissey Blvd and Marginal St.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 12:00–12:45 PM EDT](https://floodroute.com/ma/boston/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Boston tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Boston road at risk on 1,205 days, about 39 a year. The highest water was 15.16 ft on Thursday, January 4, 2018, 3.33 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 129 Boston roads were at risk, including Chelsea Street, William T. Morrissey Boulevard and Marginal Street. Those days have become more common: about 27 a year in 1996–2005, versus 48 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/ma/boston/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/ma/boston · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/ma/boston.ics

### New York

- **[New York City, NY](https://floodroute.com/ny/new-york-city.md)**: In New York City, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's The Battery station reaches about 6.4 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Mon, Nov 23, 6:00–6:45 AM EST (minor flooding possible), with Monroe St forecast to flood at the peak.
  - Next flood window: [Mon, Nov 23, 6:00–6:45 AM EST](https://floodroute.com/ny/new-york-city/2026-11-23.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's tide gauge at The Battery has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one New York City road at risk on 894 days, about 32 a year. The highest water was 14.04 ft on Monday, October 29, 2012, 9.20 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 286 New York City roads were at risk, including Monroe Street, South Street and Madison Street. Those days have become more common: about 16 a year in 1996–2005, versus 46 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/ny/new-york-city/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/ny/new-york-city · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/ny/new-york-city.ics

### Florida

- **[Miami, FL](https://floodroute.com/fl/miami.md)**: In Miami, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Virginia Key station reaches about 3.0 ft (MLLW). Severe flooding likely in Miami now, until 3:15 PM EDT, with 25 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Northwest 7th Ave, Venetian Way and 5th St.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 6:45 AM–3:15 PM EDT](https://floodroute.com/fl/miami/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Virginia Key tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Miami road at risk on 1,297 days, about 57 a year. The highest water was 5.81 ft on Sunday, September 10, 2017, 3.17 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 340 Miami roads were at risk, including Northwest 7th Avenue, Venetian Way and 5th Street. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/fl/miami/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/fl/miami · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/fl/miami.ics
- **[Miami Beach, FL](https://floodroute.com/fl/miami-beach.md)**: In Miami Beach, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Virginia Key station reaches about 3.1 ft (MLLW). Severe flooding likely in Miami Beach now, until 3:00 PM EDT, with 11 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Venetian Way, 5th St and Alton Rd.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 7:00 AM–3:00 PM EDT](https://floodroute.com/fl/miami-beach/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Virginia Key tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Miami Beach road at risk on 1,000 days, about 44 a year. The highest water was 5.81 ft on Sunday, September 10, 2017, 3.17 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 230 Miami Beach roads were at risk, including Venetian Way, 5th Street and Alton Road. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/fl/miami-beach/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/fl/miami-beach · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/fl/miami-beach.ics
- **[Tampa, FL](https://floodroute.com/fl/tampa.md)**: In Tampa, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's St. Petersburg station reaches about 5.1 ft (MLLW). No flooding is forecast in Tampa in the next 30 days. The next king tide is Wed, Oct 28 at 2:30 AM EDT (3.3 ft).
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's St. Petersburg tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Tampa road at risk on 4 days, about 0 a year. The highest water was 8.52 ft on Friday, September 27, 2024, 6.63 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 219 Tampa roads were at risk, including East Brorein Street, West Brorein Street and South 22nd Street. Those days have become more common: about 0 a year in 1996–2005, versus 0 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/fl/tampa/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/fl/tampa · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/fl/tampa.ics
- **[Fort Lauderdale, FL](https://floodroute.com/fl/fort-lauderdale.md)** (beta): In Fort Lauderdale, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's South Port Everglades station reaches about 3.8 ft (MLLW). Severe flooding likely in Fort Lauderdale now, until 1:50 PM EDT, with 69 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Mola Ave, Northeast 19th Ave and Coconut Isle Dr.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 6:45 AM–1:50 PM EDT](https://floodroute.com/fl/fort-lauderdale/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 2018, NOAA's South Port Everglades tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Fort Lauderdale road at risk on 388 days, about 47 a year. The highest water was 4.92 ft on Sunday, September 27, 2026, 1.48 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 54 Fort Lauderdale roads were at risk, including Mola Avenue, Northeast 19th Avenue and Coconut Isle Drive. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/fl/fort-lauderdale/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/fl/fort-lauderdale · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/fl/fort-lauderdale.ics
- **[Las Olas Isles, FL](https://floodroute.com/fl/las-olas-isles.md)** (beta): In Las Olas Isles, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's South Port Everglades station reaches about 3.7 ft (MLLW). Severe flooding likely in Las Olas Isles now, until 2:00 PM EDT, with 29 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Isle of Palms Dr, Mola Ave and Flamingo Dr.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 6:40 AM–2:00 PM EDT](https://floodroute.com/fl/las-olas-isles/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 2018, NOAA's South Port Everglades tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Las Olas Isles road at risk on 522 days, about 63 a year. The highest water was 4.92 ft on Sunday, September 27, 2026, 1.48 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 34 Las Olas Isles roads were at risk, including Isle of Palms Drive, Mola Avenue and Flamingo Drive. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/fl/las-olas-isles/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/fl/las-olas-isles · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/fl/las-olas-isles.ics
- **[Victoria Park, FL](https://floodroute.com/fl/victoria-park.md)** (beta): In Victoria Park, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's South Port Everglades station reaches about 4.0 ft (MLLW). Flooding likely in Victoria Park now, until 1:20 PM EDT, with 15 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Northeast 19th Ave, Karen Dr and Northeast 6th Ct.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 7:00 AM–1:20 PM EDT](https://floodroute.com/fl/victoria-park/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 2018, NOAA's South Port Everglades tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Victoria Park road at risk on 247 days, about 30 a year. The highest water was 4.92 ft on Sunday, September 27, 2026, 1.48 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 11 Victoria Park roads were at risk, including Northeast 19th Avenue, Karen Drive and Northeast 6th Court. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/fl/victoria-park/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/fl/victoria-park · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/fl/victoria-park.ics
- **[Rio Vista, FL](https://floodroute.com/fl/rio-vista.md)** (beta): In Rio Vista, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's South Port Everglades station reaches about 3.8 ft (MLLW). Severe flooding likely in Rio Vista now, until 1:50 PM EDT, with 17 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Mola Ave, Coconut Isle Dr and Southeast 7th St.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 6:45 AM–1:50 PM EDT](https://floodroute.com/fl/rio-vista/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 2018, NOAA's South Port Everglades tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Rio Vista road at risk on 388 days, about 47 a year. The highest water was 4.92 ft on Sunday, September 27, 2026, 1.48 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 21 Rio Vista roads were at risk, including Mola Avenue, Coconut Isle Drive and Southeast 7th Street. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/fl/rio-vista/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/fl/rio-vista · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/fl/rio-vista.ics
- **[Harbor Beach, FL](https://floodroute.com/fl/harbor-beach.md)** (beta): In Harbor Beach, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's South Port Everglades station reaches about 4.0 ft (MLLW). Flooding likely in Harbor Beach now, until 1:20 PM EDT, with 13 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Mayan Dr, E Lake Dr and River Ln.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 7:00 AM–1:20 PM EDT](https://floodroute.com/fl/harbor-beach/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 2018, NOAA's South Port Everglades tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Harbor Beach road at risk on 247 days, about 30 a year. The highest water was 4.92 ft on Sunday, September 27, 2026, 1.48 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 11 Harbor Beach roads were at risk, including Mayan Drive, East Lake Drive and River Lane. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/fl/harbor-beach/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/fl/harbor-beach · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/fl/harbor-beach.ics
- **[Coral Ridge, FL](https://floodroute.com/fl/coral-ridge.md)** (beta): In Coral Ridge, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's South Port Everglades station reaches about 4.2 ft (MLLW). Flooding likely in Coral Ridge now, until 12:50 PM EDT, with 32 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Northeast 22nd St, Northeast 19th St and Northeast 26th Dr.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 7:15 AM–12:50 PM EDT](https://floodroute.com/fl/coral-ridge/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 2018, NOAA's South Port Everglades tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Coral Ridge road at risk on 129 days, about 15 a year. The highest water was 4.92 ft on Sunday, September 27, 2026, 1.48 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 18 Coral Ridge roads were at risk, including Northeast 22nd Street, Northeast 19th Street and Northeast 26th Drive. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/fl/coral-ridge/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/fl/coral-ridge · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/fl/coral-ridge.ics
- **[North Miami, FL](https://floodroute.com/fl/north-miami.md)** (beta): In North Miami, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Virginia Key station reaches about 3.6 ft (MLLW). Flooding likely in North Miami now, until 1:55 PM EDT, with 21 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Northeast 108th St, Northeast 109th St and Northeast 10th Pl.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 7:35 AM–1:55 PM EDT](https://floodroute.com/fl/north-miami/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Virginia Key tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one North Miami road at risk on 246 days, about 11 a year. The highest water was 5.81 ft on Sunday, September 10, 2017, 3.17 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 124 North Miami roads were at risk, including Northeast 108th Street, Northeast 109th Street and Northeast 10th Place. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/fl/north-miami/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/fl/north-miami · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/fl/north-miami.ics

### South Carolina

- **[Charleston, SC](https://floodroute.com/sc/charleston.md)** (beta): In Charleston, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Charleston station reaches about 7.0 ft (MLLW). Severe flooding likely in Charleston now, until 11:10 AM EDT, with 52 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including Cherry St, Courtenay Dr and Colonial St.
  - Next flood window: [Tue, Oct 27, 7:45–11:10 AM EDT](https://floodroute.com/sc/charleston/2026-10-27.md)
  - Flood history: Since 2012, NOAA's Charleston tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Charleston road at risk on 669 days, about 46 a year. The highest water was 9.85 ft on Monday, September 11, 2017, 3.63 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 326 Charleston roads were at risk, including Cherry Street, Courtenay Drive and Colonial Street. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/sc/charleston/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/sc/charleston · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/sc/charleston.ics

### Virginia

- **[Norfolk, VA](https://floodroute.com/va/norfolk.md)** (beta): In Norfolk, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sewells Point station reaches about 4.0 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Wed, Oct 28, 10:10 AM–12:15 PM EDT (minor flooding possible), with 5 streets forecast to flood at the peak, including W City Hall Ave, S Mowbray Arch and Dinwiddie St.
  - Next flood window: [Wed, Oct 28, 10:10 AM–12:15 PM EDT](https://floodroute.com/va/norfolk/2026-10-28.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Sewells Point tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Norfolk road at risk on 944 days, about 31 a year. The highest water was 7.89 ft on Thursday, September 18, 2003, 5.18 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 348 Norfolk roads were at risk, including West City Hall Avenue, South Mowbray Arch and Dinwiddie Street. Those days have become more common: about 16 a year in 1996–2005, versus 48 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/va/norfolk/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/va/norfolk · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/va/norfolk.ics
- **[Virginia Beach, VA](https://floodroute.com/va/virginia-beach.md)** (beta): In Virginia Beach, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sewells Point station reaches about 5.7 ft (MLLW). No flooding is forecast in Virginia Beach in the next 30 days. The next king tide is Wed, Oct 28 at 11:07 AM EDT (4.2 ft).
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Sewells Point tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Virginia Beach road at risk on 28 days, about 1 a year. The highest water was 7.89 ft on Thursday, September 18, 2003, 5.18 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 4 Virginia Beach roads were at risk, including Quail Point Road, Eden Way and Blue Heron Road. Those days have become more common: about 1 a year in 1996–2005, versus 1 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/va/virginia-beach/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/va/virginia-beach · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/va/virginia-beach.ics
- **[Lynnhaven, VA](https://floodroute.com/va/lynnhaven.md)** (beta): In Lynnhaven, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sewells Point station reaches about 5.0 ft (MLLW). No flooding is forecast in Lynnhaven in the next 30 days. The next king tide is Wed, Oct 28 at 11:07 AM EDT (4.2 ft).
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Sewells Point tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Lynnhaven road at risk on 106 days, about 3 a year. The highest water was 7.89 ft on Thursday, September 18, 2003, 5.18 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 14 Lynnhaven roads were at risk, including Hutton Lane, Arrowfield Road and South Kings Road. Those days have become more common: about 2 a year in 1996–2005, versus 5 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/va/lynnhaven/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/va/lynnhaven · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/va/lynnhaven.ics
- **[Great Neck Manor, VA](https://floodroute.com/va/great-neck-manor.md)** (beta): In Great Neck Manor, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sewells Point station reaches about 9.1 ft (MLLW). No flooding is forecast in Great Neck Manor in the next 30 days. The next king tide is Wed, Oct 28 at 11:07 AM EDT (4.2 ft).
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Sewells Point tide gauge hasn't recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put a road in Great Neck Manor at risk. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/va/great-neck-manor/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/va/great-neck-manor · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/va/great-neck-manor.ics
- **[Alanton, VA](https://floodroute.com/va/alanton.md)** (beta): In Alanton, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sewells Point station reaches about 8.7 ft (MLLW). No flooding is forecast in Alanton in the next 30 days. The next king tide is Wed, Oct 28 at 11:07 AM EDT (4.2 ft).
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Sewells Point tide gauge hasn't recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put a road in Alanton at risk. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/va/alanton/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/va/alanton · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/va/alanton.ics
- **[Great Neck Estates, VA](https://floodroute.com/va/great-neck-estates.md)** (beta): In Great Neck Estates, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sewells Point station reaches about 9.4 ft (MLLW). No flooding is forecast in Great Neck Estates in the next 30 days. The next king tide is Wed, Oct 28 at 11:07 AM EDT (4.2 ft).
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Sewells Point tide gauge hasn't recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put a road in Great Neck Estates at risk. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/va/great-neck-estates/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/va/great-neck-estates · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/va/great-neck-estates.ics
- **[Trantwood Shores, VA](https://floodroute.com/va/trantwood-shores.md)** (beta): In Trantwood Shores, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sewells Point station reaches about 9.3 ft (MLLW). No flooding is forecast in Trantwood Shores in the next 30 days. The next king tide is Wed, Oct 28 at 11:07 AM EDT (4.2 ft).
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Sewells Point tide gauge hasn't recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put a road in Trantwood Shores at risk. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/va/trantwood-shores/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/va/trantwood-shores · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/va/trantwood-shores.ics
- **[Linkhorn Estates, VA](https://floodroute.com/va/linkhorn-estates.md)** (beta): In Linkhorn Estates, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sewells Point station reaches about 5.7 ft (MLLW). No flooding is forecast in Linkhorn Estates in the next 30 days. The next king tide is Wed, Oct 28 at 11:07 AM EDT (4.2 ft).
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Sewells Point tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Linkhorn Estates road at risk on 28 days, about 1 a year. The highest water was 7.89 ft on Thursday, September 18, 2003, 5.18 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 2 Linkhorn Estates roads were at risk, including Quail Point Road and Eden Way. Those days have become more common: about 1 a year in 1996–2005, versus 1 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/va/linkhorn-estates/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/va/linkhorn-estates · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/va/linkhorn-estates.ics
- **[Linkhorn, VA](https://floodroute.com/va/linkhorn.md)** (beta): In Linkhorn, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sewells Point station reaches about 5.7 ft (MLLW). No flooding is forecast in Linkhorn in the next 30 days. The next king tide is Wed, Oct 28 at 11:07 AM EDT (4.2 ft).
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Sewells Point tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Linkhorn road at risk on 28 days, about 1 a year. The highest water was 7.89 ft on Thursday, September 18, 2003, 5.18 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 2 Linkhorn roads were at risk, including Quail Point Road and Eden Way. Those days have become more common: about 1 a year in 1996–2005, versus 1 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/va/linkhorn/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/va/linkhorn · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/va/linkhorn.ics
- **[Wolfsnare Plantation, VA](https://floodroute.com/va/wolfsnare-plantation.md)** (beta): In Wolfsnare Plantation, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sewells Point station reaches about 9.0 ft (MLLW). No flooding is forecast in Wolfsnare Plantation in the next 30 days. The next king tide is Wed, Oct 28 at 11:07 AM EDT (4.2 ft).
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Sewells Point tide gauge hasn't recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put a road in Wolfsnare Plantation at risk. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/va/wolfsnare-plantation/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/va/wolfsnare-plantation · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/va/wolfsnare-plantation.ics
- **[Southern Points, VA](https://floodroute.com/va/southern-points.md)** (beta): In Southern Points, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sewells Point station reaches about 8.5 ft (MLLW). No flooding is forecast in Southern Points in the next 30 days. The next king tide is Wed, Oct 28 at 11:07 AM EDT (4.2 ft).
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Sewells Point tide gauge hasn't recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put a road in Southern Points at risk. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/va/southern-points/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/va/southern-points · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/va/southern-points.ics
- **[Bay Colony, VA](https://floodroute.com/va/bay-colony.md)** (beta): In Bay Colony, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sewells Point station reaches about 3.9 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Wed, Oct 28, 10:00 AM–12:25 PM EDT (minor flooding possible), with S Bay Shore Dr forecast to flood at the peak.
  - Next flood window: [Wed, Oct 28, 10:00 AM–12:25 PM EDT](https://floodroute.com/va/bay-colony/2026-10-28.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Sewells Point tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Bay Colony road at risk on 1,191 days, about 39 a year. The highest water was 7.89 ft on Thursday, September 18, 2003, 5.18 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 4 Bay Colony roads were at risk, including South Bay Shore Drive, Wythe Lane and Lee Road. Those days have become more common: about 21 a year in 1996–2005, versus 60 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/va/bay-colony/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/va/bay-colony · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/va/bay-colony.ics
- **[Forest Hills, VA](https://floodroute.com/va/forest-hills.md)** (beta): In Forest Hills, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sewells Point station reaches about 7.7 ft (MLLW). No flooding is forecast in Forest Hills in the next 30 days. The next king tide is Wed, Oct 28 at 11:07 AM EDT (4.2 ft).
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Sewells Point tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Forest Hills road at risk on 2 days, about 0 a year. The highest water was 7.89 ft on Thursday, September 18, 2003, 5.18 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 1 Forest Hills road were at risk, including Blue Heron Road. Those days have become less common: about 0 a year in 1996–2005, versus 0 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/va/forest-hills/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/va/forest-hills · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/va/forest-hills.ics
- **[Bay Island, VA](https://floodroute.com/va/bay-island.md)** (beta): In Bay Island, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sewells Point station reaches about 4.1 ft (MLLW). Next flood: Wed, Oct 28, 10:30–11:55 AM EDT (minor flooding possible), with 2 streets forecast to flood at the peak: Wake Forest St and Moss Rd.
  - Next flood window: [Wed, Oct 28, 10:30–11:55 AM EDT](https://floodroute.com/va/bay-island/2026-10-28.md)
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Sewells Point tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Bay Island road at risk on 744 days, about 24 a year. The highest water was 7.89 ft on Thursday, September 18, 2003, 5.18 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 28 Bay Island roads were at risk, including Wake Forest Street, Moss Road and English Cedar Circle. Those days have become more common: about 13 a year in 1996–2005, versus 38 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/va/bay-island/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/va/bay-island · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/va/bay-island.ics
- **[Lynnhaven Shores, VA](https://floodroute.com/va/lynnhaven-shores.md)** (beta): In Lynnhaven Shores, roads start to flood when the water at NOAA's Sewells Point station reaches about 4.5 ft (MLLW). No flooding is forecast in Lynnhaven Shores in the next 30 days. The next king tide is Wed, Oct 28 at 11:07 AM EDT (4.2 ft).
  - Flood history: Since 1996, NOAA's Sewells Point tide gauge has recorded water high enough for FloodRoute's model to put at least one Lynnhaven Shores road at risk on 295 days, about 10 a year. The highest water was 7.89 ft on Thursday, September 18, 2003, 5.18 ft above the tide tables; at that level the model estimates 71 Lynnhaven Shores roads were at risk, including Dawn Avenue, Lynnhaven Drive and Cape Henry Drive. Those days have become more common: about 5 a year in 1996–2005, versus 15 a year in 2016–2025. [Every day since 1996](https://floodroute.com/va/lynnhaven-shores/history.md)
  - Live map: https://floodroute.com/va/lynnhaven-shores · Calendar feed: https://floodroute.com/cal/va/lynnhaven-shores.ics

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