Torrential rains leave many South Florida streets under water
In Edgewater, the city has been running pumps during downpours to lessen the rain's impact
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In Edgewater, the city has been running pumps during downpours to lessen the rain's impact
A woman was stuck in the rain due to flooding in Fort Lauderdale on Wednesday afternoon.
Rainy conditions continued to cause flooded streets throughout South Florida on Wednesday afternoon.
Broward County has seen several inches of rain over the past several hours but flooding has been minimal in many areas.
This at northwest 36th street and 24th avenue.
The city of Fort Lauderdale is expected Thursday night to consider and approve a measure to raise the height of its seawall.
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An estimated four to six inches of rain fell in some areas
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CBS4's Ivan Taylor reports on the potential spots across South Florida that may be affected by the flooding expected by Tropical Storm Nicole.
There is a potential for coastal flooding, high seas, rough surf, and beach erosion along portions of the Florida East Coast. There is also an increasing risk of at least tropical storm force winds and flooding rainfall for portions of South Florida by late Wednesday evening. Many city service agencies are distributing sandbags to residents beginning Tuesday. Come back for continued updates.
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Hundreds of thousands of at-risk properties sit outside official flood zones, leaving many residents unprepared for disaster.
Miami and Fort Lauderdale officials shared plans already in the works for future goals to mitigate flooding from severe storms.
Miami and Fort Lauderdale officials shared plans already in the works for future goals to mitigate flooding from severe storms.
Several schools and colleges in Miami-Dade and Broward counties opted Tuesday to close for the next two days as gusty winds and torrential rains from Hurricane Ian lashed south Florida.
CBS4's Jacqueline Quynh reports on how South Florida residents are preparing for flooding post Hurricane Ian.
As South Florida braces for the possible impacts of Hurricane Ian, a community that flooded back in June following a tropical system is preparing to prevent severe localized flooding.
As South Florida braces for the possible impacts of Hurricane Ian, a community that flooded back in June following a tropical system is preparing to prevent severe localized flooding.
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