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WeatherThursday, November 5

Broward neighborhoods flooded Wednesday, but drier air moves into South Florida on Thursday

The 5AM Delray Beach teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you're headed south today, know that Broward took a hit. Telemundo 51 reported that police briefly blocked part of North Dixie Highway across from the Pompano Beach airport. In Davie, WSVN talked to residents living with the water. "I saw fishes at the doorstep," said Brandon Jean-Baptiste.

Preliminary totals put Collier Park on top at 2.91 inches in 24 hours

Source: Telemundo 51

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Value
Collier Park2.91 in.
Miramar2.7 in.
Pompano Beach2.69 in.

Relief is on the way. A drier air mass starts moving in Thursday, and Telemundo 51 says that brings a stable stretch with little chance of rain through the weekend, plus slightly warmer highs.

South Florida's forecast shows 10% rain chances through Saturday

DaySkyRain chanceHigh
ThursdayMostly sunny10%86°
FridaySunny10%86°
SaturdaySunny10%86°

Source: Telemundo 51

  • Davie: Paradise Village streets flooded after a nearby lake overflowed
  • Sunrise: Amerant Bank Arena parking lot under water
  • Coral Springs: overflowing storm drains near an apartment complex
  • Deerfield Beach: water pooled on streets

Sources: Telemundo 51, WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale

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