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Recent Florida storm reports

Every severe weather report the National Weather Service has logged in Florida, filterable by place, date, event and size. Copy the link to share any view.

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  • Power lines down
    2 E Coconut Creek, Broward County

    Multiple vehicles stalled in flood waters near the intersection of Powerline Road and Copans Road in Pompano Beach. At least 7 vehicles required towing, and water reached at least a foot deep, halfway up the tires of an SUV. Nearby rainfall observations indicated over 4 inches of rain in a 3-hour period.

    Reported damageSource: National Weather Service (Miami)
    November 3
    11:00 PM EST

Storm reports and weather information are compiled from third-party governmental and meteorological sources. Reports may be preliminary, incomplete, or subsequently revised. Nearby storm activity does not establish that a particular property sustained damage.