See flooding throughout Palm Beach County from recent rain storms
The area between DJT Airport in West Palm Beach up to Palm Beach Gardens received about 18 to 19 inches of rain over the past three days, said Nico Porcelli, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Miami. The record amount of has rain swamped Palm Beach County. Some of the hardest hit areas are in Riviera Beach, in the Lone Pine Estates, where floodwaters sent people scrambling. It entered homes, stalled cars and stranded some residents. The overwhelming floodwaters has also closed parks and golf courses, forced the closure of three Election Day polling locations and suspended Brightline rail service between West Palm Beach and Orlando. Take a look at the flooding throughout the county. See flooding in Riviera Beach streets and homes in Lone Pine Estates Photos show flooding on Election Day 2026 as some polling locations close in Palm Beach County The rain broke a daily rainfall record for Nov. 2 with 7.39 inches of rain recorded at the airport, surpassing a mark set in 1888. This came close to the monthly rainfall record for any day in November, making it the second-wettest November day, Porcelli said. Read more: Nearly 8 inches of rain recorded at
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