Sunday’s rainfall totals were, again, impressive as strong showers and storms struck South Florida in a short period of time.
Rainfall totals reached 1 to 2 inches in many locations, reaching over 3 inches in Cooper City with nearly 4 inches in Tamarac.
Sunday evening will remain quiet as showers quickly end and skies clear out overnight.
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Into the new workweek, the pattern repeats day in and day out.
Expect morning sunshine with afternoon storms to follow. The slow-moving storms will tend to produce locally heavy rainfall through midweek.
Expect highs to continue to peak between 90 and 92 degrees.
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This pattern will extend through Friday before drier conditions return next weekend.
In the tropics, there are no areas of concern for South Florida, and development is not expected over the next several days.