PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. — The National Weather Service in Miami issued a severe thunderstorm warning for northern Miami-Dade County until 5:15 p.m., but since let it expire.
Local 10 Weather Authority Chief Meteorologist Betty Davis was watching the storm that was heading towards Broward County and keeping an eye on the possibility of more rain headed for the areas that have been getting soaked for the past few days. “But we’re not expecting a replay of Wednesday. Today won’t be as bad as yesterday,” she said.
According to the National Weather Service, heavy rain over the past few days will contribute to residual flooding in some locations around the Fort Lauderdale area and the additional heavy rain Friday may result in more flooding, according to NWS.
Thunderstorms will remain in the forecast this weekend and into early next week, mainly during the afternoon and early evening hours.
Any storm will have the potential for locally heavy rain which could lead to additional flooding concerns.
COMPLETE COVERAGE: Flooding emergency in areas of Broward
- Friday update from Fort Lauderdale officials
- Afternoon report from Oakland Park
- Afternoon report from FLL
- Afternoon report from Hallandale Beach
- 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
(This is a developing weather story. Stay tuned for updates.)
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