Brevard's barrier islands and Indian River Lagoon shoreline are highly exposed to storm surge, king tides, and tropical systems pushing in from the Atlantic. Heavy summer thunderstorms also routinely flood low spots along US-1, A1A, and inland Palm Bay neighborhoods.
Space Coast flooding ranges from sunny-day tidal flooding in Cocoa Beach and Satellite Beach to major hurricane surge events from storms like Ian, Nicole, and Matthew. With NASA's Kennedy Space Center and Port Canaveral driving daily traffic across causeways, even a few inches of standing water on A1A or the 520 causeway can paralyze the region. Floodi gives Brevard residents, surfers, and Space Coast commuters a real-time crowdsourced view of which roads are flooded right now.
Cities and neighborhoods covered
• Cocoa Beach
• Melbourne
• Titusville
• Palm Bay
• Cocoa
• Rockledge
• Satellite Beach
• Indian Harbour Beach
• Merritt Island
• Cape Canaveral
• Viera
• Suntree
Recent reports in Florida's Space Coast
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Florida's Space Coast flood FAQ
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Yes — king tides regularly flood low-lying streets in Cocoa Beach and Satellite Beach, and intense summer thunderstorms cause flash flooding inland in Palm Bay and Melbourne.
Floodi crowdsources live A1A and US-1 flood reports from Brevard drivers so you can check before crossing the causeways.
