Summary
Parts of Florida might experience heavy rainfall this week, with significant risk of flooding in some areas. Meteorologists predict that regions around Miami, Cocoa Beach, and Daytona Beach could receive over 6 inches of rain by Friday noon.
Key Facts
- Florida could see heavy rain and possible flooding this week.
- Meteorologist Noah Bergren shared a map showing potential rain over 6 inches around Miami, Cocoa Beach, and Daytona Beach.
- The west coast of Florida is expected to stay relatively dry.
- The National Weather Service (NWS) says Miami typically gets about 7.65 inches of rain in October, and Daytona Beach averages 4.85 inches.
- Showers and thunderstorms are predicted for Thursday, especially in the afternoon and early evening.
- King tides and strong onshore winds are causing additional coastal flooding and erosion.
- Meteorologist Robert Haley explained that king tides, along with winds, are pushing water ashore, worsening flooding.
- Localized flooding is possible with the heaviest rain expected along Florida's east coast.
