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More king tides expected in South Florida Wednesday but residents hopeful worst is over

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More king tides expected in South Florida Wednesday but residents hopeful worst is over — Coral Gables Community news

Another day of king tide flooding is expected across South Florida on Wednesday, but residents are hopeful that the worst is behind us after the highest saltwater levels were reported on Tuesday. CBS News Miami’s Bri Buckley has more.

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