Toppled trees, pools of water fill South Florida streets. See rain-drenched scenes
Trees toppled cars and homes. Schools closed in Broward. Tens of thousands lost power. All due to the deluge flooding South Florida.
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The extreme weather that has pummeled the region since Tuesday night is here to stay — at least for the next day or so, according to forecasters.
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Between 4 to 8 inches of rain fell over most of the region in 24 hours. Parts of the Everglades and south Miami-Dade saw up to 15 inches of rain.
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Images of the rain’s impacts inundated social media and news coverage. Here are some scenes from the flooding across South Florida.
Fort Lauderdale
Flooding inMelrose Manors @FTLCityNews operates pumps @NWSMiami @SunSentinel @BrowardCounty @visitlauderdale pic.twitter.com/8YMIpEXXt0
— Joe Cavaretta (@PhotoSSentinel) November 16, 2023
The cleanup at Fort Lauderdale beach. Sand is everywhere. pic.twitter.com/EThD1KiFyj
— Brittany Wallman (@BrittanyWallman) November 16, 2023
Raining nonstop in downtown Fort Lauderdale tonight!#fortlauderdaleflooding #Florida #flooding pic.twitter.com/IlnWbgFdtl
— Florida Drone Cleaning LLC DOUGLAS THRON (@douglasthron777) November 16, 2023
Hialeah
Brickell
North Miami
Current situation in North Miami on NE 123rd approaching the Broad Causeway
: @Horowitz_JeffA pic.twitter.com/Z9KsMfMnSZ— Sheldon Fox-7 News (@fox_sheldon) November 16, 2023
Miami Beach
Damage in Miami Beach from last nights non-tropical storm- near Meridian and Flamingo Park @NWSMiami pic.twitter.com/Q4AR5J9hoP
— Eric Blake (@EricBlake12) November 16, 2023
Crazy out there tonight @nwsmiami #miamibeach #flwx pic.twitter.com/yEnk03HMrn
— Better Streets Miami Beach (@BikeWalkMB) November 16, 2023
South Beach this morning #FLwx pic.twitter.com/7YaSuDtkTc
— Joel Franco (@OfficialJoelF) November 16, 2023
Coral Gables
Key Largo
Parking lot of Gilberts, on the Bay side underneath the bridge to Key Largo, is flooded. pic.twitter.com/8XwhzW2Rfe
— David Goodhue (@DavidGoodhue) November 16, 2023
Tree uprooted on Atlantic Boulevard in Key Largo. A Monroe County public works employee said there are downed trees “everywhere” after last night. pic.twitter.com/ZMEjlXHo2N
— David Goodhue (@DavidGoodhue) November 16, 2023