Storms Bring Heavy Rain and Lightning to South Florida
Current Situation
Storms producing heavy rain and lightning moved into South Florida on Thursday, impacting the morning commute and lunchtime rush. The storm started around 7:30 a.m. and quickly moved west, affecting areas from Davie to Pembroke Pines.
Flooding Expected
Isolated flooding is possible, with a flood advisory issued for Broward County until 4 p.m. The downpours are expected to continue until 2 or 3 p.m., followed by a clearer second half of the day with temperatures near 90 degrees and a noticeable east breeze.
Future Forecast
Friday’s Morning Rain
Friday’s morning rain is expected to feature less coverage, mainly in the morning and then widely scattered in the afternoon.
Weekend Outlook
It looks like a deeper plume of moisture will work across South Florida this holiday weekend. While not necessarily a washout, there will be more coverage of showers and storms each day through Labor Day.
Conclusion
The storms are expected to continue throughout the day, with a possibility of isolated flooding. The second half of the day should be clearer, with temperatures near 90 degrees and a noticeable east breeze. For the latest updates, please refresh this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What areas are affected by the storm?
A: The storm is affecting areas from Davie to Pembroke Pines.
Q: Is a flood advisory in effect?
A: Yes, a flood advisory is in effect for Broward County until 4 p.m.
Q: How long will the downpours last?
A: The downpours are expected to continue until 2 or 3 p.m.
