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Flooding possible as storms hit South Florida
1 Jul
Summary
- Heavy downpours from slow-moving thunderstorms may cause localized flooding.
- Peak heat index values could reach 103 to 108 degrees Fahrenheit.
- High temperatures forecast for Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach.
South Florida is set to experience scattered showers and thunderstorms today, July 1. These slow-moving storms carry the potential for heavy downpours, which could lead to localized flooding in urban areas and locations with inadequate drainage.
Alongside the threat of rain, residents will continue to face intense heat. Peak heat index values, commonly known as 'feels-like' temperatures, are projected to soar between 103 and 108 degrees Fahrenheit across most of the region. This elevated heat will accompany the stormy weather, creating challenging conditions for outdoor activities.
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