A powerful coastal storm is causing damage to New Jersey shore towns, pushing ocean water into homes and roads.

Erosion at Bathtub Beach, Oct. 20, 2025, in Martin County. County plans for now to keep the beach open, said Jim Gorton, public works director.

King tides and rough surf from recent offshore hurricanes have caused significant flooding and erosion in northern Palm Beach County. Heavy rainfall also led to the temporary closure of roadways, ...

Palm Beach has temporarily closed Midtown Beach because of unsafe surf conditions and heavy erosion, the town announced in a release Oct. 11. The beach will remain closed until further notice. High ...

FORT PIERCE, Fla. (CBS12) — High tides and recent tropical activity are intensifying beach erosion in Fort Pierce, creating large cliffs near the Inlet. Locals are increasingly calling on St. Lucie ...

Rising sea levels in Europe could wipe out some of the continent's most beloved beaches by 2100. View on euronews ...

The Treasure Coast is expecting minimal beach erosion caused by Hurricane Imelda. Imelda became a Category 1 hurricane Sept. 30. The National Weather Service is warning beachgoers to stay out of the ...

Town officials are advising residents and visitors to avoid the beach and water until conditions are deemed safe. Large swells and strong offshore winds are being driven by Tropical Storm Jerry and an ...