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Parts of South Florida, especially around Fort Lauderdale, have picked up 3-6 inches of rain so far Thursday morning.
The low-pressure area spinning several hundred miles east of Bermuda – now designated Invest 98L by the National Hurricane Center – has become slightly better organized since Wednesday and NHC nudged up development odds again overnight.
Good Thursday morning! Grab your rain gear as we will see some showers by the Keys, Broward and Miami-Dade counties this morning.
Wednesday night: Rain will dampen South Florida as east-northeast winds guide hit-or-miss showers at times across parts of Miami-Dade and Broward counties and the Keys. Otherwise, expect partly cloudy skies.
The low-pressure system located over the central Atlantic early Wednesday about 600 miles east of Bermuda and being tagged for possible development by the National Hurricane Center remains convectively starved and appears to be in no hurry to organize.
A surge of moisture has been streaming in from the Bahamas and will give us the chance for scattered downpours at any point on Wednesday.