Hogans Creek floods parts of downtown Jacksonville streets
![A car navigates through the flooding behind Maxwell House on East Adams Street Monday afternoon as Hogans Creek overflowed.[Dan Scanlan/Florida Times-Union]](/gcdn/authoring/2019/11/18/NFTU/ghows-LK-2543a3ab-1c92-40d0-8862-b064909ebbaa-2c4aa8c9.jpeg?width=660&height=321&fit=crop&format=pjpg&auto=webp)
Hogans Creek overflowed its banks in parts of downtown Jacksonville’s on Monday afternoon, flooding multiple streets and encroaching on parking lots as well as Confederate Park.
The creek overflowedonto East Adams Street behind Maxwell House, flooding part of a trailer storage lot nearby under the Hart Bridge Expressway.
Lafayette Street also flooded at East Forsyth Street.
Further west, parts of Confederate Street at North Market and North Newnan streets was flooded, with water encroaching on the park playground.
The National Weather Service posted a coastal flood advisory until 7 a.m. Tuesday, with water levels expected one to two feet above ground level possible during times of high tide. That meant possible coastal flood impacts, minor tidal flooding and beach erosion expected around high tide along the oceanfront, as well as high rip current risk.
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