Fort Lauderdale, FL – Heavy rain continues to soak South Florida, with Fort Lauderdale hitting 14 consecutive days of measurable rainfall as of Thursday. Miami International Airport has also recorded a 10-day streak, raising concerns about potential flooding and impacting the area’s daily commute. Rain totals in Fort Lauderdale have reached nearly six inches since September 6, while Miami has seen close to three inches.
According to the National Weather Service, rain chances remain high, with a 40-60% likelihood over the next five days, including Friday. The extended forecast warns that these wet conditions could persist into the weekend, bringing potential road hazards. Drivers should be cautious of slick roads during the Friday morning commute and consider alternative routes.
The streak is now tied for the fourth-longest in Fort Lauderdale’s history. Flooding risks remain elevated, particularly in low-lying areas. Residents should stay informed about local weather updates and prepare for possible impacts, including street closures and delays.
