FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — Fort Lauderdale officials released a video on Thursday showing water pouring into a covered parking garage amid Wednesday’s deluge.
There were parked cars and people were rummaging through ankle-deep water in the garage, at 200 S. Andrews Ave., in downtown Fort Lauderdale.
The video also shows a man pushing his electric scooter through the flood water.
Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis and Broward County officials both declared a state of emergency.
COMPLETE COVERAGE
- Flood traps Broward residents; some with water inside homes, cars for 2nd night
- Flood warning to remain in effect for Fort Lauderdale metro area until 8 a.m., Friday
- Fort Lauderdale shelters 600 amid flood ‘emergency’
- Rescues continue in inundated Fort Lauderdale neighborhoods
- ‘Unprecedented’ flooding impacts residents, businesses in Dania Beach, Hollywood
- Here’s why downpour in Florida just wouldn’t stop
- New video shows harrowing moments during floods in Hollywood, Dania Beach area
- Wilton Manors residents dealing with devastation from excessive flooding
- Fort Lauderdale shopping center roof collapses following extreme rain
- Fort Lauderdale Beach officials release video of water pouring into parking garage
- Flooding sparks electrical fire at Fort Lauderdale home
- Flooded streets causing major concern for Hollywood residents, mobile homeowners
- Officials: Extreme Broward flooding not a result of pumps or canals, which functioned normally
- Fort Lauderdale airport to remain closed through Friday morning due to flooding
- Heavy flooding impacts animals in Broward’s equestrian parks, farms, fields
- Red Cross opens shelter in Fort Lauderdale to aid victims affected from flooding
- What’s open, closed in South Florida
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