Heavy rain, thunderstorms, and even tornadoes impacted various areas of South Florida on Thursday, particularly in Miami-Dade County.
Videos shared on social media showcased intense rain, strong winds, and local flooding in Miami-Dade. Several streets in Downtown Miami remained flooded for hours, complicating local traffic.
Additionally, a funnel cloud affected Charlotte County at 4:40 p.m., just east of Shell Creek. Meteorologists had predicted rain and storms primarily between 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. due to the influence of a frontal system, which will continue to bring similar conditions on Friday, with rain and storms mainly in the afternoon.
By Saturday, the weather is expected to improve from north to south, although there is still a 30% chance of showers in Miami-Dade County.
Understanding the Recent Weather Events in Miami
Here are some frequently asked questions regarding the recent heavy rain, thunderstorms, and flooding in Miami.
What caused the severe weather in Miami?
The severe weather was caused by a frontal system affecting the area, leading to heavy rain, thunderstorms, and flooding.
When is the weather expected to improve?
The weather is expected to start improving from north to south on Saturday, although there is still a chance of showers in Miami-Dade County.