The king tides are causing widespread disruption in coastal areas. In Southern California, residents are using sandbags to protect homes, and some streets are navigable only by paddleboards or surfboards. Pacific Coast Highway closures have been reported. In Florida, floodwaters have inundated streets near marinas, hotels, and convention centers, making travel difficult. Virginia Key in Miami recorded its highest king tide and third-highest water level in three decades. Coastal cities in South Carolina, including Charleston and Myrtle Beach, are experiencing street flooding, while rip currents pose risks to swimmers along the Atlantic coast. The National Weather Service has issued flood warnings and high surf advisories, urging residents to avoid beaches and water activities.