The Brief

Florida homeowners who live near the Indian River are experiencing the impacts of "King Tide," exceptionally high tides that happen during a new or full moon, which have led to saturated yards and flooded roadways.

It comes as several inches of rain have fallen along Florida's Atlantic coastline.

What we know:

Homeowners reached out to FOX 35 after King Tides moved in earlier in the week from Indian River Drive to Point View Place – and haven’t receded. It’s a concerning sight on the lagoon-front road. Several inches of water are saturating the street, and cars are barreling through because it’s the only thoroughfare for several subdivisions on the outskirts of Cocoa.

It’s been a problem for several years, and residents said they’re struggling to make headway with the county

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