The Oregon Coast’s famed king tides will return for the third and final time this season. Here's when and how to see them.

How can I watch king tides safely in Oregon? The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department, that manages the coastal beach, had two primary suggests for watching the tides safely. 1: Watch from a ...

The annual creep of the king tides could push bulging brackish water into coastal streets this week with the tug of September's full harvest moon. National Weather Service meteorologists have all ...

Coastal areas of Palm Beach this week have been flooded by high tides, sometimes called king tides. Lake Trail, the popular walking and biking path along the Intracoastal Waterway, saw flooding of ...

A king tide caused flooding along Palm Beach's Lake Trail just south of the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum on Sept. 17. Another king tide is expected to bring more flooding to the island this week.

Karen DeWitz, author of, "Let's Explore the Beach", explained what causes a king tide, what to look for during low tide point of the cycle, and how we can safely explore all of the wonders!

The Oregon Coast’s famed king tides return for the first time this season on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Here's how to safely view them.

The Oregon Coast’s famed king tides return for the first time this season on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Here's how to safely view them.

The town of Palm Beach alerted residents Monday that the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration is predicting extreme high tides to peak 2½ to 3 feet above the average lowest tide ...

With king tides now crashing against the Oregon coast, emergency responders warn the public that while they may be "incredible" to look at, they're also extremely dangerous — even deadly, if you ...

The tides happen because of the gravitational pull of the moon and the sun, but they become more extreme when the sun, moon and Earth are aligned.