Coastal communities in California and Florida are at risk of flooding during the king tide events. Vulnerable areas, particularly in Los Angeles, San Diego, and South Florida, may experience standing water on roads and other disruptions. In South Florida, tides could reach levels similar to those seen in October, which caused moderate flooding for 10 consecutive days in some areas. Strong winds or storms coinciding with the tides could exacerbate flooding, sending water farther inland. El Niño conditions and unusually warm ocean waters may also increase the likelihood of storms, further heightening risks.