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As the effects of king tide continued to bring a deluge of rising water across parts of Miami-Dade and Broward, some residents worry about the lasting effects these intense weather conditions will have along the shoreline. Irene Manno, a Hollywood Beach resident, told 7News she s always loved coming to the beach here. I mean, I love it. I ve been coming to this beach for 47 years, said Manno. She loves the area so much that she and her husband bought a home right along the beach 16 years ago. Over those years living on the beach, each storm and each king tide has raised concerns about the water inching closer and closer to her property. We re gonna have to dig it out, we re gonna have to dig out all my drains right here, clean up this whole mess, said Manno. An aerial view above the area shows how dangerously close the tide reaches to her neighbors patios. Just a little further south, crews were seen attempting to pull a lifeguard station away from the water T