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'Really bad' king tide flooding inundates Boynton Beach condo complex, prompting calls for answers
Summary by Boynton Beach News Editorial Desk Vannia Joseph , as published by WPTV Boynton Beach
· October 27, 2026
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Floodwaters have inundated parking spaces, roads and walkways at a Boynton Beach condominium complex, leaving residents struggling to get in and out as king tides, strong onshore winds and heavy rain push water onto the property. At Coastal Towers Condominium Apartments, located at 730 E. Ocean A...
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What is this story about? Floodwaters have inundated parking spaces, roads and walkways at a Boynton Beach condominium complex, leaving residents struggling to get in and out as king tides, strong onshore winds and heavy rain push water onto the property. At Coastal Towers Condominium Apartments, located at 730 E. Ocean A...
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