High tide due soon
Police are warning drivers to move their vehicles from exposed areas - to prevent them being caught up by tidal overflow.
The next high tide is due in around 30 minutes time.
Should they remain parked on promenades, it's likely they'll be damaged.
Inspector Derek Flint has this advice:
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