Flooded areas of Jacksonville are bracing for high tide after Irma brought up to five feet of storm surge.
Areas of Jacksonville including San Marco, Riverside and downtown are already flooded ahead of high tide.
Flooding has also been reported at the beaches and officers have reopened bridges from the beach so people can evacuate ahead of high tide.
High tide:
Downtown Jacksonville 1:58pm
Jacksonville Beach 12:36pm
Atlantic Beach 12:43pm
Mayport 1:12pm
St Augustine Downtown 1:04pm
St Augustine Beach 12:39pm
Palatka 1:39pm
Black Creek 11:37am
Trout River-Moncrief 2:23pm
St. Johns County is also bracing for high tide. A house reportedly washed away during Irma after ocean water compromised its structure.
Flooding has reported in several areas in the county.
About 2 to 3 feet of standing water near the Jacksonville Landing, @SunTrust & @WellsFargo building. @ActionNewsJax pic.twitter.com/IafzD3hHcH
— Kaitlyn Chana (@KaitlynChana) September 11, 2017
@ActionNewsJax A few oics from my neighborhood- Mandarin:off Hartley Rd. pic.twitter.com/oCT723LuOZ
— Al Stewart (@scarabY2k) September 11, 2017
Intracoastal spilling over walkway. A lot of debris. This is near Atlantic Beach #irma @ActionNewsJax pic.twitter.com/Ue48qZaJQC
— Danielle Avitable (@Danielle_NBC4) September 11, 2017
more pics pic.twitter.com/OMU9eA6aRb
— Al Stewart (@scarabY2k) September 11, 2017
@ActionNewsJax Riverside in Jax, Fl - waist deep water pic.twitter.com/ktYQXNTEwb
— Paige Koren (@misspaigekoren) September 11, 2017
People in the #BlackCreek area working together to rescue some stranded neighbors @ActionNewsJax #HurricaneIrma #FirstAlertWx #ClayCounty pic.twitter.com/vXxEG1cycJ
— Romney Smith (@RomneySmith) September 11, 2017
@ActionNewsJax Ortega River pic.twitter.com/2WFTswfXVT
— Well Off (@ILLmaculateG) September 11, 2017
@actionnewsjax this in Mandarin. A mile from Clarks Fish Camp pic.twitter.com/2msmzPlaQN
— REFS SUCK (@cteague1321) September 11, 2017
.@ActionNewsJax viewer Lauren S. sent us this picture from Mandarin. #Irma #FirstAlertWX pic.twitter.com/dOyr7Do1qi
— All Things FOX30 (@AllthingsFOX30) September 11, 2017
The lake over flooded in Arlington now all this water is rushing into apartments @ActionNewsJax pic.twitter.com/bZkk6XEhJt
— Its Shaun with a “U” (@followmy_tweets) September 11, 2017
About 2 to 3 feet of standing water near the Jacksonville Landing, @SunTrust & @WellsFargo building. @ActionNewsJax pic.twitter.com/IafzD3hHcH
— Kaitlyn Chana (@KaitlynChana) September 11, 2017
.@ActionNewsJax viewer Amanda A. sent us this picture from Mallory Street. #Irma #FirstAlertWX pic.twitter.com/V0uIthfTMt
— All Things FOX30 (@AllthingsFOX30) September 11, 2017
Unbelievable! Historic flooding in Downtown #Jacksonville. #Irma @ActionNewsJax #Florida pic.twitter.com/vSEj1KbY01
— Kaitlyn Chana (@KaitlynChana) September 11, 2017
St. John's river pushes into homes near St Vincent's. #Irma @ActionNewsJax @MikeFirstAlert pic.twitter.com/nfQWgLCtPt
— Paige Kelton (@PaigeANjax) September 11, 2017
Flooding in Riverside near downtown #Jax. #Irma pushes river over the banks near st. Vincent's Hosp. @ActionNewsJax @MikeFirstAlert pic.twitter.com/OiNHDfEG1X
— Paige Kelton (@PaigeANjax) September 11, 2017
@ActionNewsJax @WOKVNews this is the Ortega area. We have a little beach in our backyard pic.twitter.com/LMfVF48fkz
— Kikki Madison (@kmadison123) September 11, 2017
@WOKVNews @ActionNewsJax San Marco Boulevard pic.twitter.com/Rc18O8W8QG
— Ragnar Danneskjöld (@ragneskjold) September 11, 2017
@ActionNewsJax my backyard in San Marco Blvd. We have about 1 more foot until it comes into the building. pic.twitter.com/Ndx0CEDAPt
— Molly Granick (@molly_brielle) September 11, 2017
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