A Soggy Start To Hump Day
South Florida got off to a very soggy start on Wednesday thanks to heavy rain overnight and wet weather in the morning.
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South Florida got off to a very soggy start on Wednesday thanks to heavy rain overnight and wet weather in the morning.
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Deluging rain from Tropical Storm Debby has forced the closure of the main interstate highway across northern Florida.
As President Barack Obama heads to South Florida Tuesday for a couple of fundraisers, he assured Florida Gov. Rick Scott that the state will have "no unmet needs" as it responds to extreme weather and flooding from Tropical Storm Debby.
It's going to be a wet couple of days across South Florida thanks to a tropical disturbance in the Caribbean packed with abundant tropical moisture.
The first official day of summer, the Summer Solstice, turned out to be a soggy one. Overcast skies and rain throughout the day made for some gloomy spirits.
South Florida's sunny skies are a welcome sight for drivers and businesses that had to deal with a flood of trouble earlier in the week. When record rain fall drenched areas of Doral starting Tuesday; neighborhoods, roads and parking lots were submerged in water and some of the flooding is still there three days later.
South Florida will have a chance to dry out after a couple of days of relentless rain that flooded some areas of Miami-Dade County.
Rain, rain and more rain made for a dreary start to Thursday. While for most people the last three days of rain have been nothing more than an inconvenience, for some in Doral and Sweetwater it's really taken its toll.
Thursday got off to a wet start with steady rain and heavy downpours in some areas across South Florida. Mother Nature added insult to injury since some roads are still flooded from all the rain the past few days.
Wednesday could be another soggy day across South Florida. The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for Miami-Dade.
Several businesses in Doral have seen much better days than Wednesday. All along 79th Street, parking lots were full, but not with customers' cars.
Miami-Dade County remains under a Flood Watch Wednesday, but the forecast models haven't quite got a handle yet on just how much rain is possible over the next 48 hours.
The curtain will rise for Simba at Tuesday night's performance of The Lion King at the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami, two days after a theatergoers were forced to evacuate when water flowing from the ceiling flooded the lobby.
Cleanup continues Monday, one day after theatergoers attending a sold-out performance of The Lion King at the Adrienne Arsht Center in Miami were forced to evacuate the theater shortly after intermission when water flowing from the ceiling began to flood the lobby.
There is usually no waterfall in the staging of The Lion King, but theatergoers attending a sold-out performance of the play Sunday night were forced to evacuate the theater shortly after intermission when water flowing from the ceiling began to flood the lobby.
The morning commute was a soggy mess Monday as an annoying persistent low pressure system continued to pump rain into South Florida, drenching Miami-Dade with record rainfall Sunday, sparking a flood watch Monday, and rocking the Keys with thunderstorms. Forecasters say don't look for change today.
After a day of thunderstorms and potential flooding that led to an overnight tornado watch, a series of weather fronts that had promised severe weather moved through South Florida overnight without causing serious damage. The tornado watch was allowed to expire, and the threat of severe weather has ended.
Raked by thunderstorms and heavy rain overnight, South Florida is bracing for another round of severe weather Saturday, with the possibility of violent lightning, heavy rain, and even flooding in some areas. A flood watch has been declared for much of South Florida, and the weather has forced numerous cancellations, including for the first time in it's 31 year history the 7-mile Bridge run in the Keys.
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One day after Mother Nature pounded Miami-Dade and Broward with relentless rains, drier air and cooler temperatures have moved in to help South Florida dry out.
South Florida residents may have to call Noah for a ride if the rain doesn't end soon. Plus, severe thunderstorms with high wind gusts and flooding rains are expected to hit right around rush hour.
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Miami Fire-Rescue said more than 120 gallons of fuel spilled onto the roadway.
Our rainy season has returned with a vengeance.
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