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Residents say more than a foot of rain on Monday left streets and driveways underwater, and a Davie resident asks where authorities are.
Conditions are expected to improve late in the week as high pressure builds in, bringing drier air, more sunshine, and warmer temperatures with highs in the mid-to-upper 80s.
Two days of flooding are leaving a mark near I-75 and I-595.
Residents say Paradise Village floods whenever several days of heavy rain pile up, and horse owners moved animals out of flooded stalls.
The district says weather and localized flooding could cause delays, including bus delays, and families should do what is safest for their child.
Residents describe water up to car doors, Sunrise police closed some mall entrances, and video shows hockey fans wading through knee-high water.
At least two polling places in Davie and Coral Springs have reported flooding and had to relocate voters.
A coastal flood advisory is in effect until 7 p.m., and a cold front is expected to bring drier weather and cooler nights this weekend.
The order allows supervisors of elections in seven counties to relocate polling places that are unsafe or flooded, and Brevard schools are closed.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms barreled across South Florida on Monday night, prompting several flood alerts.
The Las Olas Bridge closed earlier this week, and show organizers say the weather caused only minor disruptions to the opening of the in-water boat show.
A coastal flood advisory is in effect on Thursday due to the threat for minor to moderate coastal flooding.
The city's chief resiliency officer says both the number of high tides and their maximum height have gone up, and some residents could not leave their homes.
Rain chances start to decrease as we head into Halloween weekend.
Neighborhoods have been bracing for another round of flooding after streets were underwater and people became stranded.
A CBS News Miami NEXT Weather Alert will remain in effect through Tuesday due to the flood threat.
A CBS News Miami NEXT Weather Alert is now in effect until Wednesday due to the threat of moderate to major coastal flooding from king tides.
Hollywood Ocean Rescue says these tides aren't ideal for swimming because the winds make the waves worse during king tide season.
South Florida will see spotty showers before heavy rain, gusty winds and king tides increase the threat of coastal flooding Sunday through Tuesday.
Fort Lauderdale's chief resiliency officer says tides could be higher than ever seen Tuesday and Wednesday, and the timing of rainfall will determine how widespread the flooding is.
South Florida will see warmer temperatures and spotty showers before heavy rain, wind gusts exceeding 35 mph and the threat of significant coastal flooding.
A NEXT Weather Alert will go into effect in South Florida starting on Sunday and lasting through Tuesday.
City officials say inspectors will look only at flood damage, and the grant can cover after-the-fact permits, while residents cite fear of reassessments and burdensome paperwork.
Pump Station 8 serves the flood-prone Edgewood and River Oaks neighborhoods, and a resident says a king tide over the weekend will be a bigger test.
