Palm Beach County sees frequent flooding from summer thunderstorms, tropical systems off the Atlantic, and king tides along the Intracoastal. Low-lying neighborhoods in West Palm Beach, Lake Worth, and barrier-island Palm Beach are especially vulnerable.
Palm Beach County flooding ranges from Atlantic storm surge along the barrier islands of Palm Beach and Singer Island to inland thunderstorm flooding in Wellington, Royal Palm Beach, and the western communities. Coastal Boca Raton, Delray Beach, and Boynton Beach see Intracoastal king-tide flooding on a predictable lunar cycle, while West Palm's downtown and CityPlace district flood from heavy afternoon convective storms. Floodi's crowdsourced flood map gives Palm Beach County residents real-time visibility into flooded streets before they leave the driveway.
Cities and neighborhoods covered
• West Palm Beach
• Boca Raton
• Delray Beach
• Boynton Beach
• Palm Beach Gardens
• Wellington
• Jupiter
• Lake Worth Beach
• Royal Palm Beach
• Greenacres
• Riviera Beach
• Palm Beach
Recent reports in Palm Beach County
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Palm Beach County flood FAQ
Open the Floodi map — pins show real-time, neighbor-reported flooding across Boca Raton, West Palm Beach, Delray, and the rest of Palm Beach County.
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Yes — Floodi covers the entire Palm Beach County, from Jupiter and Tequesta in the north to Boca Raton in the south, and inland to Wellington and Royal Palm Beach.
