High Tides Ahead — North Carolina Braces for Coastal Floods
High Tides Ahead — North Carolina Braces for Coastal Floods
US · Published Nov 5, 2025
King Tide cycle expected to peak this week, potentially causing minor flooding in North Carolina's low-lying coastal areas.
Residents near Bogue Sound, Core Creek, and the Neuse River basin advised to monitor high tides and avoid parking in flood-prone areas.
Mild and sunny conditions expected for the broader region, with cooler, drier air arriving next week.
King Tide cycle may cause minor flooding
North Carolina is bracing for potential coastal flooding as a King Tide cycle is expected to peak later this week. The National Weather Service has issued warnings for low-lying areas from Morehead City to the Outer Banks, indicating that the astronomical effects of the King Tide, combined with persistent southwest winds, could lead to minor flooding. The peak is expected to coincide with Thursday’s full moon, potentially exacerbating the situation.
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