Rising sea levels and king tides brought flooding to southern Florida on Tuesday (September 22).

Footage shows vehicles driving through a flooded area on Ocean Drive in Boynton Beach, Florida.

Every fall, so-called King Tides return to South Florida and inundate normally dry roads and neighborhoods. This week's King Tides -- or sunny day flooding -- was exacerbated by sea level rise and Hurricane Teddy, which churned hundreds of miles off the coast sending powerful swell into the East Coast. In this video shot on Ocean Drive in Boynton, Beach, Florida, cars, trucks and even a motorcycle drove through the floodwaters. You can even see the marina where the water was spilling over a sea wall. The videographer has a website called SeaLevelRiseRealEstate.com where he's tracking the threat sea level rise poses to coastal real estate.