Storm Summary Number 1 for South Florida Heavy Rain
NWS Weather Prediction Center College Park MD
1100 AM EDT Thu Jun 13 2024

...Heavy rain and flooding continues across South Florida today...

Flood Watches and Advisories are in effect for South Florida

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At 1000 AM EDT...An area of low pressure was located just off the
northeast Florida coast with a stationary front draped across the
far northern Florida peninsula. Anomalous moisture was streaming
northward out of the Gulf of Mexico producing heavy rainfall
across portions of southern Florida. Radar indicated heavy rain
and strong thunderstorms were currently impacting portions of the
west-central coast, just north of Fort Myers, FL, with some
rainfall falling farther inland south of Orlando as well.

...Selected preliminary Storm Total Rainfall in inches from 800 AM
EDT Mon Jun 10 through 1000 AM EDT Thu Jun 13...

...FLORIDA...
BIG CYPRESS NR EVERGLADES           25.13                    
NORTH MIAMI                         20.43                    
HALLANDALE                          19.39                    
HOLLYWOOD                           19.10                    
HONEYMOON RAWS                      15.47                    
EVERGLADES CITY                     14.45                    
MIAMI BEACH                         13.26                    
FORT LAUDERDALE/HOLLYWOOD INTL ARPT 13.01                    
SARASOTA 2.6 SE                     11.91                    
MARCO ISLAND                         9.38                    
NORTH NAPLES                         8.86                    
KEY LARGO                            8.63                    
HARBOUR HEIGHTS 2.3 NNE              8.07                    
FORT MYERS 0.8 N                     7.58                    
NORTH PORT 5.2 NNE                   7.33                    
PORT ST. LUCIE 2.4 N                 5.29                    


Heavy to excessive rainfall will continue across southern Florida
through Friday with an additional widespread 2-5 inches of rain,
with locally higher amounts up to 10 inches, possible across
southern Florida. A high risk of excessive rainfall is in effect
across this region through Thursday although the flash flood
threat will continue into Friday as well. Rainfall should lessen
by this weekend across Florida, but some additional showers will
be possible and may continue to exacerbate any ongoing flooding or
flash flooding.

The next Storm Summary will be issued by the Weather Prediction
Center at 1100 PM EDT. Please refer to your local National Weather
Service office for additional information on this event.

Santorelli/Snell