Redondo Beach

Seawater has poured into streets and homes, and the Balboa Island Ferry even had to temporarily stop running.

Flooding has also been reported in Long Beach, Huntington Beach, and Redondo Beach, and parts of Pacific Coast Highway were affected.

Meanwhile, record-breaking flooding is swamping parts of South Florida, leaving drivers stranded while home and business owners deal with rising water.

The flooding stretches from Miami to West Palm Beach, with water rising up to the wheel wells of cars at some intersections.

Leo Stallworth is in Long Beach.

And Chris Christie is over Newport Beach right now, and we begin with Carly Gomez live in Redondo Beach.

Carly.

Yeah, David Jovana.

We go up 53 in Riverside, 54 in Mission Viejo, and then tomorrow temperatures a mild day again.

76 Temecula, 73 for Dana Point.

We'll go 77 for Covina, 74 for Redondo Beach, and rightward goes to 60.

A high of 75 in Santa Clarita, 70 for Ventura.

Seawater flooded homes, streets and parking lots.

The impact seen from Malibu to Redondo Beach, Long Beach and Newport Beach.

And when the water gets this high, remember to avoid driving through it and use alternate routes when available.

We have live team coverage.

Sunset Beach saw Anderson Street turned into a river with drivers trying to navigate through four feet of water.

Some Malibu beach houses suffered significant damage under the onslaught of the waves.

And in Redondo Beach, waves caused damage to a hotel, restaurants, the pier, and the King Harbor Marina.

But it's interesting looking at this video from back in the

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Redondo Beach is a west-facing beach, so they didn't have a lot of problem up until recently.

But these floods are affecting everybody, all these beach communities, and they are not an exception.

They are being affected in Redondo Beach.

The water is unbelievable.

Everybody on the coast is freaking out.

At an incline to get onto one of the boats to talk to someone about what they were witnessing.

Now, we are seeing that a lot of these areas, especially at Baileyn's Kitchen, one of the restaurants there, that was inundated with water.

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I remember I used to love the breakfast tacos in LA in like Redondo Beach, Manhattan Beach area.

I think Martha's is the one that had it.

I'm trying to remember.

Yesterday, Pacific Coast Highway had to be shut down in the Sunset Beach neighborhood between Seal Beach and Huntington Beach.

Flooding also closed the Redondo Beach Pier.

Some neighborhoods in Newport Beach were also flooded.

That could happen again today, and the king tides are expected to continue until tomorrow afternoon.

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He's from Redondo Beach.

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I

also just saw on the wires across just before we went on the air that high tides have also flooded the boardwalk at Redondo Beach Pier and neighborhoods in Newport Beach and Long Beach today as well.

And we saw some video as we were coming into the studio.

And what did you see? A guy on a, what are those boards called? Was that just a surfboard? A stand-up paddleboard.