Miami on high alert after flood warning issued

A flood watch has been declared for several areas in South Florida, including Miami-Dade, Broward, mainland Monroe, and Palm Beach counties. The National Weather Service is cautioning about possible rainfall amounts ranging from three to six inches until late Saturday evening. This substantial precipitation could result in excessive runoff, potentially leading to flooding in rivers, creeks, streams, and susceptible low-lying regions. The forecast anticipates the arrival of rainstorms by late Friday morning, persisting through multiple rounds into Saturday afternoon, with intermittent periods of dry weather in between. A flood watch is also active for both coastal and inland sections of Collier County. The National Weather Service anticipates Sunday to bring drier conditions along with reduced humidity levels.

Stay Safe Miami!