A flood threat is currently looming over parts of southern Florida as a stationary boundary, a mix of warm and cold fronts, is causing heavy rainfall and potential flooding in the region. The radar is showing significant rain activity, particularly south of Tampa, affecting areas like Fort Myers and Naples. A flood watch is in effect for these areas until Wednesday evening, with the Miami-Dade region also at risk due to the stalled boundary.
The Weather Prediction Center has issued a slight risk of flash flooding for Fort Myers, Miami, and surrounding areas throughout the work week. The forecast indicates multiple rounds of rainfall continuing through Thursday, with some regions expected to receive over a foot of rain, exacerbating the flood threat.
