Heavy rain invaded the Lower Florida Keys Monday, leading to record rainfall at the airport and a host of flood reports across the city.
Much of the rainfall had peaked by mid-day, saturating the area and prompting multiple Flood Advisories for the city.
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True to the isolated nature of tropical rains, most locations in the Keys picked up a third to an inch and a half of rain while Key West reported totals up to nearly 9 inches.
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As for the record rainfall, the Key West International Airport recorded 3.13” with Monday’s deluge, breaking the previous daily rainfall record of 1.62” from 1892.