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Floodwaters have inundated parking spaces, roads and walkways at a Boynton Beach condominium complex, leaving residents struggling to get in and out as king tides, strong onshore winds and heavy rain push water onto the property.At Coastal Towers Condominium Apartments, located at 730 E. Ocean Avenue, water from the Intracoastal Waterway behind the complex spread throughout portions of the property Tuesday, reaching ankle-deep levels in some areas and knee-deep in others.WATCH WPTV'S COVERAGE BELOW: King tide flooding inundates Boynton Beach condo complexResidents say they expect king tide flooding during the fall, but the severity of the conditions has caught them off guard."It's really hard to get in and out of the complex," resident Sophia Cywar said.John Cotanch, who has lived at the complex for 10 years, said he has experienced flooding there before but has never seen it this severe."It's been bad before, but this is really bad," Cotanch said.The flooding has also affected visitor