Miami, FL — A tropical disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico is expected to bring heavy rainfall and potential flooding to South Florida starting Sunday and lasting through the middle of next week. The National Weather Service reports that this system has a 40% chance of tropical development.
While the likelihood of a named storm remains uncertain, confidence is growing that significant rainfall will hit the region, particularly along the coast. According to the NWS, rain accumulation could exceed 2 inches in some areas, with showers expected to start Sunday night and peak by Tuesday.
Residents should monitor local forecasts closely as the system progresses. Coastal flooding, especially near areas like Biscayne Bay and Miami Beach, could become a serious concern if rainfall intensifies as predicted.
What You Should Know:
• Expect increased rainfall starting Sunday night through Tuesday.
• Areas prone to flooding, including near major roadways such as U.S. 1 and the MacArthur Causeway, should take precautions now.
• Stay informed on potential evacuation advisories if conditions worsen.Prepare for possible power outages and road closures early next week as the storm threat continues to evolve. The National Hurricane Center will provide updates as new data comes in.
