MARTIN COUNTY, Fla. (CBS12) — King tides are pushing water onto roads across the Treasure Coast, and forecasters say the high water isn’t done yet.
The National Weather Service extended a coastal flood warning for Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties until 2 a.m. Friday. The warning first took effect early Sunday and was originally set to expire Monday night.
Martin County has taken some of the worst of it. In Sewall’s Point, floodwater has covered streets and made driving dangerous. Indian River Drive is also underwater for long stretches. Martin County officials say flooding has been reported on Southeast MacArthur Boulevard on Hutchinson Island, in Old Palm City and along South Sewall’s Point. The Martin County Sheriff’s Office reported significant flooding in Palm City, including Southwest Dyer Point Road, Southwest 34th Street and Cornell Avenue…