Supermoon and Hurricane Idalia Combine to Raise Tides Along Southeast Coast
- Rare blue supermoon is raising tides higher than normal along the southeastern U.S. coast
- Hurricane Idalia making landfall in Florida with maximum sustained winds of 125 mph
- The supermoon's gravitational pull is exacerbating the tidal flooding caused by the hurricane
- Coastal flooding expected in Florida, Georgia and South Carolina from the combined effects of the supermoon and hurricane
- Storm surge could reach up to 15 feet in some areas along Florida's west coast