(CNN) For the second time in two months, the people of Boston are putting on their high waders. Only twice in the last century has a high tide in Boston Harbor topped 15 feet -- during the blizzard of 1978 and January 4, during a savage storm that sent water sloshing through the streets of Beantown. A scary high tide happened late Friday morning but it only reached 14.67 feet -- close but not a record-breaker. Still, water filled streets in East Boston and nearby towns. A kayaker paddles down a flooded street in Boston on Friday.

Source: CNN March 02, 2018 23:11 UTC