Find out why parts of South Florida are flooded and which counties are in a state of emergency! Plus, learn about the record-breaking rainfall and the impact on major cities like Miami and Fort Lauderdale.
Florida is facing chaos as a state of emergency has been declared for parts of South Florida due to severe weather conditions. A tropical disturbance has caused rare flash floods, impacting much of southern Florida. Record-breaking rainfall has led to flooding in five counties, including Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and Naples. The situation is dire as residents brace for more heavy rainfall.
Florida Division of Emergency Management has issued alerts as Invest 90L moves offshore today, but tropical moisture continues to bring scattered heavy rainfall to South Florida. A flood watch remains in effect, causing disruptions and safety concerns for residents. The flooding crisis has prompted millions in Florida to be under a state of emergency, with up to 2 feet of rain falling in some areas.
Fort Lauderdale specifically is in a state of emergency due to a rare flash flood emergency. The city is grappling with heavy rainfall from the tropical disturbance. The deluge has even forced the Florida Highway Patrol to close parts of I-95 in Broward County. Governor DeSantis has declared a state of emergency as the rainfall is deemed ‘life-threatening,’ with dozens of drivers stranded in flooded streets.
Days of rain have submerged parts of South Florida, leading to closures and declarations of states of emergency by local officials. Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, and Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis have taken action to address the crisis. The situation remains dynamic as residents and authorities work to mitigate the impact of the severe weather conditions and flooding.
Did you know that the tropical disturbance causing the chaos in Florida is part of a larger weather system affecting the southeastern United States? The unprecedented rainfall has resulted in a historic flooding event for the region. As residents and officials navigate the aftermath of the storms, support and resources are being mobilized to assist those affected by the severe weather.
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Invest 90L will move offshore today, with tropical moisture continuing to bring scattered heavy rainfall to South Florida. A flood watch will remain in effect ...
Parts of Florida are under a state of emergency after up to 2 feet of rain fell in some spots, flooding cities including Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Naples.
Fort Lauderdale is dealing with a rare flash flood emergency after a tropical disturbance, with further heavy rain expected.
The deluge led the Florida Highway Patrol to shut down parts of I-95 in Broward County.
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Earlier in the day, Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava, Miami Mayor Francis Suarez, and Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis also declared states of ...
Parts of Florida are under a state of emergency after flooding swamped cities including Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Naples. - Articles from The Weather ...
Miami-Dade's Mayor Daniella Levine Cava also called for a local state of emergency and asks people stay inside.