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Strong cold front pushing in tomorrow, bringing coldest temps since March

What were the expected morning low temperatures in South Florida?. A couple of cold fronts push through South Florida the next few days, bringing the lowest temperatures since March. The first front brings us plenty of clouds today with some scattered showers. Track rain in your area with our interactive...

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Hamilton Bay neighbors frustrated as new rainfall pushes floodwaters higher

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (CBS12) — Just when neighbors in the Hamilton Bay community thought floodwaters were finally starting to recede, another round of rain sent water levels rising once again. “This is unimaginable,” said Hamilton Bay resident Bobby Hails. “We talking about eight days.”. Homeowners say...

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Colder air moving in for the weekend with temps in the 50s Saturday morning

What were South Florida's overnight low temperatures on Saturday?. What precautions are advised for pets and plants during the cold?. Why is South Florida experiencing colder temperatures this weekend?. West Palm Beach, Fla. (CBS12) — A chilly weekend is ahead across South Florida, with temperatures dropping into the 50s Saturday...

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West Palm Beach Provides Update on Ongoing Flood Response Efforts

Phone: (561) 822-1411 (TTY: 800-955-8771) City of West Palm Beach Provides Update on Ongoing Flood Response Efforts. WEST PALM BEACH, FL (November 12, 2026) – The City of West Palm Beach continues to support residents impacted by last week's historic rainfall, which brought nearly 12 inches of rain to the city in just two days. While conditions have improved in many areas, the City remains focused on assisting residents in Briar Bay, Hamilton Bay and surrounding communities where flooding impacts persist.

West Palm Beach, FL · 3d

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Florida flooding survivors praise heroes who came to their aid

From high-water rescues to the heroes who live next door, people are sharing their stories about the good Samaritans who came to their aid during the recent floods that ravaged our area. Tessie Watts from Riviera Beach says first responders and the mayor of her city pulled her to safety...

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Cold front coming to South Florida. When, how low temperatures will go

A " blast of cold air " is expected to hit Florida , according to the National Weather Service Tallahassee, and minimum temperatures in South Florida will dip into the 50s this weekend. Residents can expect temperatures to drop 10 to 15 degrees below historical averages on Friday and Saturday as the cold front moves through the state, said AccuWeather meteorologist Nicholas Arman via email on Nov. 9. The coldest temperatures will most likely arrive on Nov. 15, Sunday morning, Arman said. Shop warm clothing on Amazon High temperatures in Miami, Fort Lauderdale, West Palm Beach this weekend Miami : According to the local NWS office, a high near 71 degrees is forecast for Saturday, with a low "around 57" degrees for Saturday night. Sunday will be sunny, with a high near 74 degrees. Fort Lauderdale : According to the local NWS office, a high near 70 degrees is forecast for Saturday, with a low around 56 degrees forecast for Saturday night. Sunday will be sunny, with a high near 73 degrees. West Palm Beach : According to the local NWS office, a high near 68 degrees is forecast for Saturday, with a low around 60 degrees forecast for Saturday

West Palm Beach, FL · 6d

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'We're not getting any answers': Hamilton Bay residents frustrated as flooding continues

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla (CBS12) — More than a week after flooding inundated neighborhoods in western West Palm Beach, residents say they're still dealing with standing water, disrupted services and few answers about when conditions will improve. Water continues to cover roads throughout Hamilton Bay off Jog Road, forcing...

West Palm Beach, FL · 4d

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Ditch the Swimsuits, Grab the Sweaters: Englewood Temps are Finally Dipping Into the 50s

Get ready, South Florida, because sweater weather is finally on the way. After that warm, soggy October, things flip this week: for the first time since late March, morning lows drop into the upper 50s. Before that, the pattern sticks around, with daytime highs still climbing into the mid and...

Englewood, FL · 4d

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Riviera Beach residents face costly recovery after flooding leaves homes damaged, many without flood insurance

More than a week after record rainfall flooded neighborhoods across Palm Beach County, residents in the Lone Pine Estates community of Riviera Beach are getting a clearer picture of what they lost and what it could take to recover. WPTV reporter Christy Waite listened to neighbors' heartbreaking stories about their...

Riviera Beach, FL · 5d

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Strong cold front to bring cool, dry weekend to South Florida

After showers work back into the area, a cold front will usher in the coolest air of the fall season this weekend.

Miami, FL · 4d

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West Palm leaders blasted for 'pathetic' handling of flooded areas

West Palm Beach residents and commissioners lambasted the city’s handling of the historic flooding that overwhelmed its western neighborhoods, blaming administrators for failing to act and communicate with residents adequately during the dayslong emergency. With Mayor Keith James at a conference in Spain during the flooding and City Administrator Faye Johnson on leave, the task of managing the local response was left to a deputy city administrator, while the emergency operations center was left understaffed by vacancies. The intense rains dropped an estimated 12 inches of water in two days, leaving residents trapped in homes and interrupting sewer and sanitation services in several neighborhoods. Calls to 911 spiked by 45% as streets overran with water , fire rescue workers said, and more than 30 people had to be rescued by boats from stranded homes or vehicles in city neighborhoods. During that time, city administrators made too little effort to communicate with residents, prevented commissioners from speaking to key city officials and blocked requests for an emergency meeting of city leaders, commissioners said. Commissioner Joe Peduzzi, who represents the city’s western neighborhoods, blasted what he called “a void in leadership” that was acutely felt by residents. “They felt like we weren’t

West Palm Beach, FL · 5d

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Florida EV owners afraid to charge their cars after severe flooding leaves neighborhood underwater

"This has been difficult to get out of the community without a big truck or SUV."

West Palm Beach, FL · 4d

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Riviera Beach residents face costly flood recovery

More than a week after record rainfall flooded neighborhoods across Palm Beach County, residents in the Lone Pine Estates community of Riviera Beach are getting a clearer picture of what they lost and what it could take to recover.

Riviera Beach, FL · 5d

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After an expected cold front this weekend, South Florida will see the return of storms next week

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Showers and storms return before a strong cold front brings a cooler weekend forecast

West Palm Beach, Fla. (WPEC) — Rain and a few thunderstorms are possible this afternoon and again Thursday as a cold front approaches. Behind it, breezy winds will usher in some of the coolest air of the season so far. Showers and storms build today. After a mostly quiet...

Palm Beach County, FL · 4d

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VR tool reveals how sea level rise could swamp Fort Lauderdale

As sea levels rise and weather patterns change, low-lying, coastal South Florida is likely to see flooding that becomes more frequent and severe . Parts of Fort Lauderdale, which has been affected by such events in recent years, are especially vulnerable. Researchers at Florida Atlantic University have developed a virtual reality simulation that models the possible future effects of flooding in the city, portraying the potential combined effects of king tides , regular storms and various feet of sea level rise. The simulation provides the viewer with a slider to raise and lower possible flood levels — various stages show even inland neighborhoods largely inundated. "The point of the VR is to take these very complex calculations and put them into a format that people can understand, and also relate to," Serena Hoermann, director for the Center for Urban and Environmental Solutions at FAU, who spearheaded the project, told the USA TODAY Network. The model demonstrates " illustrative scenarios, not predictions ," she said in the release. King tides may provide glimpse into possible future flooding Parts of South Florida have repeatedly been inundated recently due to king tides, and, according to Miami-Dade County , the annual flooding is only

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 5d

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Wildlife Biology Says Green Iguanas Are So Common in South Florida That They Drop From Trees During Cold Snaps

Picture a quiet morning in South Florida after a rare chill settles in overnight. Residents step outside to find large lizards scattered across lawns and sidewalks, some still clinging to branches above. The sight feels almost surreal at first, yet it stems from straightforward biology meeting an environment that was never meant for these animals. … The post Wildlife Biology Says Green Iguanas Are So Common in South Florida That They Drop From Trees During Cold Snaps appeared first on Animals Around The Globe .

Miami Metropolitan Area, FL · 7d

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FORECAST: Keep the umbrella handy for now, but a beautiful weekend is ahead

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Another day of unsettled weather are ahead for the Treasure Coast and Palm Beaches, so keep those umbrellas handy! Scattered showers and periods of rain will move through over the next day, with occasional heavier downpours possible. Don't be surprised if outdoor plans need a little flexibility, especially during the afternoon.

West Palm Beach, FL · 4d

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Residents still flooded 8 days after historic rainfall

A week after record rain, West Palm Beach neighbors remain flooded in and say they can't get answers on who is responsible for helping them.

West Palm Beach, FL · 6d

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Cooler air getting set to push into South Florida this weekend

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