South Florida right in the middle of a rainy and windy pattern, but Thursday might end up being the least active of the bunch.
A flood watch that had been issued for South Florida was cancelled Thursday afternoon by the National Weather Service.
"Flooding is no longer expected to pose a threat through the end of the week, however, the potential for additional heavy rainfall remains in place for the upcoming weekend," the NWS said.
A wind advisory remained in place for gusts above 40 mph along with downright dangerous marine conditions, but the rain will not be overly heavy for now.
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Rain intensity is expected to pick up once again Friday and especially Saturday into early Sunday.
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A cold front will finally clear us out early next week and beautiful weather is expected to roll in.
Look for morning temperatures in the 50s with afternoon numbers in the 70s. Most importantly, we will be dry.
