Look for another warm day across South Florida on Tuesday with wet weather and a little more humidity to boot.
With a front sliding in from the north Tuesday, the extra warmth and humidity helped spark showers and thunderstorms across the area.
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WATCH HEREThe rain led to a flood advisory being issued for a portion of Broward County until 5 p.m. Tuesday.
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🌧️ A Flood Advisory was issued for portions of the county between I-75 and the Turnpike as a band of showers and storms trains over the area.
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We really need the rain with much of South Florida officially in a drought, down roughly 3 to 4 inches on the year. (And we're still more than a month away from rainy season, which starts May 15.)
The latest guidance is suggesting a midday to early evening window for the rain, and we may get just enough to dent the drought without getting too much all at once.
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We don’t expect widespread severe weather either, although and storm in South Florida can drop isolated heavy rains along with lightning.
You’ll notice a big difference when you step outside Wednesday morning.
Morning 60s make a return with highs near or slightly below normal for the year, topping out in the low-80 degrees.
