Tropical Storm Eta Through the Lens of NBC 6 Viewers

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Bobby Hansen
Flood waters caused my Eta are seen rising up the front steps of restaurant on Fort Lauderdale Beach.
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Matthew Wegrzynowicz
A car is seen driving through high flood waters on a street in Fort Lauderdale.
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James Caruso
A lake overflowed into the backyards of homes in a Sunrise neighborhood from heavy downpours from Eta.
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Mark Scharphorn
The Middle River in Oakland Park overtook a dock as Eta dumped heavy rain in the area.
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Christina Martin
A Pompano Beach resident says she was surprised when flood waters pushed a baby catfish up to her front door -- especially when there were no nearby bodies of water.
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High flood waters are seen in a West Davie neighborhood.
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Ellen Goldberg
A street in a Miami Beach neighborhood was left flooded after Tropical Storm Eta poured inches of rain in the area.
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A boat is seen halfway submerged in water in South Lake in Hollywood as Tropical Storm Eta drenched South Florida.
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Bobby Hansen
Heavy rainfall is seen beating down on a parking lot in Fort Lauderdale as Tropical Storm Eta moved toward the Gulf of Mexico.
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Linda Alexander
Three men are seen assessing possible damage after a palm tree fell in the middle of a roadway in Coral Springs.
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K. Gomez
A bird’s eye view from Sunny Isles Beach during Tropical Storm Eta.
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Lee C.
Flooding is seen on the 7500 block of McKinley street in Hollywood as Eta moved through the area.
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Donna Campbell
A Hollywood neighborhood between Taft and Sheridan Street is experiencing flooding Monday morning after Eta.
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Scott Gombar
A Weston neighborhood was left flooded after Tropical Storm Eta dropped inches of rain in the area.
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Lorraine ONeil
A sidewalk is seen underway in the area of Federal Highway and SE 6th Street.
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Karen Kinchen
A mobile park community in Davie is flooded in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Eta.
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Thad Caraway
Residents in a West Pembroke Pines neighborhood woke up to flooding Monday morning after Tropical Storm Eta.
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Who says you can't have fun during floods? Not this 9-year-old boy seen relaxing in flood waters in his Pompano Beach in his pink inflatable chair.
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