Tropical Depression Seven Forms in Atlantic, Bringing Heavy Rain and Flood Advisories to South Florida

Tropical Depression Seven Forms

• 🌀 Tropical Depression Seven officially formed early Wednesday morning in the Atlantic Ocean.
• ⚡ The system has sustained winds of 35 miles per hour and is moving west at 13 miles per hour.
• 📈 Forecast models project it will become a tropical storm later today, potentially reaching category one strength by next Monday.
• ⚠️ This storm is being closely monitored, with potential impacts for areas like Bermuda.

South Florida Weather and Flood Advisories

• 🌧️ Broward County is experiencing heavy rain and is under a flood advisory due to recent storms.
• ⚠️ Advisories are in effect for areas including Galleria Mall, Northeast 13th Street, Coral Estates, and along A1A and US1 north towards Oakland Park Boulevard.
• ⚡ Significant lightning activity is occurring over coastal Broward County.
• 🌊 Miami-Dade County is seeing diminishing rain, but storms are present from Key West to Marathon, with potential flood advisories later in the morning.

Today's Forecast and Temperatures

• 🌡️ Temperatures are comfortable due to the rain, with readings in the upper 70s in Miami, 75 in Fort Lauderdale, and 79 in Key West.
• ☔ Expect rolling downpours throughout the day, contributing to a soggy setup and a chance for flooding wherever heavy downpours occur.
• ⚠️ A level one flood threat is in effect for today, tomorrow, and Friday.
• ⏰ The worst of the weather is anticipated to occur during the afternoon hours.