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Heavy rain began in southern Florida on 11 June 2024. Sarasota Bradenton International Airport received nearly 6.5 inches (165 mm) of rain from the first round of storms. Storms also impacted the eastern coast of Florida, with Miami getting about 6 inches (150 mm) of rain.
As tropical moisture remained over the region, storms erupted again on 12 June 2024, bringing more rain to the same spots. Over a 48-hour period beginning on 11 June, Miami Beach saw 13.64 inches (347 mm) of rain and 19.10 inches (485 mm) fell over Hollywood.
The same areas are under a high risk for excessive rainfall on 13 June 2024, with 4 to 8 inches (101 to 203 mm) expected, with localized spots seeing more than 10 inches (254 mm) of new precipitation.
For more information about the excessive rain outlook, visit the Weather Prediction Center, and for more information about the severe risk, visit the Storm Prediction Center.
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Description:
More rain falls on southern Florida, where much of the soil is already saturated. There is a slight risk of excessive rainfall for the region today.
Phenomena: Lightning Thunderstorms
Satellite: GOES-16
Product: GeoColor GLM Group Energy Density
Instrument: ABI GLM
The sun rises on a water-logged Florida where more rain is expected later. There is a risk of flash flooding for much of southern Florida, including a high risk of excessive rainfall along the I-75 corridor.
Phenomena: Thunderstorms
Product: GLM Group Energy Density Visible (band 2)
Flooding rain continues to pound southern Florida.
Phenomena: Flooding Thunderstorms
Product: Infrared (band 13) Visible (band 2)
Instrument: ABI
Heavy rains continue to impact southern Florida.
Phenomena: Flooding Lightning Thunderstorms
Heavy rain pounds southern Florida, bringing flooding to some areas. Storms are expected to continue for the next couple days.
Product: GeoColor Visible (band 2)
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