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USA TODAY

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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 · 1d

CBS News

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South Florida preparing for big temperature swing by this weekend

Miami Metropolitan Area, FL · 16h

WPTV West Palm Beach

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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 · 1d

Animals Around The Globe

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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 · 2d

WPTV West Palm Beach

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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 · 8h

Tampa Bay Times

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South Florida is flooding like never before. What’s being done about it?

Historic, chart-topping king tides submerged South Florida recently, flooding more places deeper and longer than they’d ever seen before. Last week, double-digit rainfall filled in the blanks, swamping inland and coastal areas.

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 2d

WPTV West Palm Beach

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Floodwaters linger for days in West Palm community

Residents of the Briar Bay community in West Palm Beach say they are still dealing with widespread flooding nearly a week after heavy rain stopped, leaving some neighbors stranded and others questioning why the water has taken so long to recede.

West Palm Beach, FL · 2d

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Coolest Air of the Season on the Way!

South Florida, get ready for a taste of fall! A strong cold front is expected to move through later this week, bringing a noticeable temperature drop just in time for the weekend. We’ll stay warm through much of the week, with highs in the 80’s and morning lows in the...

Miami, FL · 1d

Miami Herald

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You know a cold front has hit the South when these 5 things happen

When chilly weather moves through the coastal South , locals usually fall into one of two camps: those who cannot stand the cold, and those who cannot wait to break out their one pair of boots. Either way, a drop in temperature always causes a stir throughout the region, and sometimes bizarre behavior. Here are five signs the coastal South is going through a cold front. Shorts and puffer jackets Unlike folks up north who are used to bundling up, many Southerners don't know how to dress for chilly temperatures. Which is why you might see some odd combinations of warm and cold weather clothing - like socks and flip-flops or shorts and puffer jackets. Falling iguanas THUMP! Floridians know the familiar sound of frozen iguanas falling out of trees. These pervasive reptiles are a common sight, especially in South Florida, and when temperatures drop below 50˚F, they become stunned by the cold, and can drop to the ground. While they may look dead, this is a temporary condition and they will almost always come back as temperatures warm up. Using every blanket in the house to cover outdoor plants There might not be sheets on the bed, but at

Miami Metropolitan Area, FL · 9h

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Briar Bay Floodwaters Linger a Week, Residents Demand Answers on Pumps That Weren't Running

Nearly a week after the rain stopped falling, standing water still covers streets in Briar Bay, a West Palm Beach community off Jog Road west of Florida's Turnpike, and residents say they still do not know why. Families describe being cut off from school, work and groceries, a vehicle declared a total loss after floodwater seeped inside, and a homeowners association caught between agencies as it tries to get a straight answer about the neighborhood's pumps.

West Palm Beach, FL · 16h

USA TODAY

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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 · 14h

WPTV

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Residents wait for FEMA assistance after Florida puts in request after widespread flooding

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Historic flooding has damaged 66 homes in Martin County, including 25 that were destroyed, according to new county numbers, as displaced residents wait to learn whether federal assistance will be made available. The flooding has left damage across WPTV's five-county viewing area, stretching from Indian River...

Martin County, FL · 1d

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Nov. 8: Chilly change ahead as strong cold front approaches

A stationary boundary draped across our region could bring a few stray showers overnight and Monday. Nonetheless, temperatures will fall into the lower 70s overnight, with highs reaching the 80s Monday afternoon. Are you ready for a chilly change? A strong cold front will soon bring some of the coldest...

Miami, FL · 2d

CBS News

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Cold front brings cooler temperatures to South Florida

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Miami Herald

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King tides, rain are flooding South Florida. What are we doing about it?

Historic, chart-topping king tides submerged South Florida last week, flooding more places deeper and longer than they’d ever seen before. This week, double-digit rainfall filled in the blanks, swamping inland and coastal areas. South Florida is soggy, and all the science says its only going to get worse. That’s bad news for anyone who lives in, works in, owns property in, visits or even passes through South Florida. So, millions of people. But In response, local governments have poured hundreds of millions into solutions over the last few years. Keeping dry for the next decade alone would take billions more — if not tens of billions. They’re elevating roads, buffing up stormwater pumps and replacing drainage pipes with new ones so big an NBA player could walk upright in them. They’re converting golf courses into part-time flood parks to soak up neighborhood drainage. They’re raising seawalls. And the projects appear to be working. Tiffany Troxler, director of science at Florida International University’s Sea Level Solutions Center, said she’s seen projects in Miami neighborhoods that have drastically cut down on flooding. “That’s a really positive sign. We need more of that,” she said. “Without more adaptation projects, we’ll continue to see

Fort Lauderdale, FL · 4d

Fox Weather

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Florida bridge partially collapses following torrential rain, historical flooding in Broward County

A bridge partially collapsed in Broward County, Florida, potentially due to heavy rain and flooding, according to initial assessments from the Broward County Highway and Bridge Maintenance Division.

Broward County, FL · 5d

The Independent

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Florida residents trapped by gators and snakes in floodwaters: ‘It’s like an apocalyptic-type event’

Floridians experienced an ‘apocalyptic-type event’ caused by heavy rains that left high floodwaters Getty Residents of a Florida community have been trapped in their homes for days by a historic rainstorm that left floodwaters high enough for fish, venomous snakes and alligators to swim right up to homes. Floridians in West Palm Beach’s Riverwalk community have been trapped in their homes, surrounded by nearly 10 inches of floodwater, after what was described as a one-in-1,000-year rain event dumped heavy showers across the region earlier this week. “It’s like an apocalyptic-type event,” resident Don Gentile told WPTV. Some parts of Palm Beach County were left with two to three feet of floodwater earlier this week after days of heavy rain. Roads were closed, and several polling locations were forced to relocate on Election Day Tuesday due to the flooding, according to 12 News. Other residents of the Riverwalk community said the flooding was unlike anything they’d ever seen before, as every street in the gated community had significant levels of flooding. Floridians experienced an ‘apocalyptic-type event’ caused by heavy rains that left high floodwaters (Getty) “Hopefully this will dissipate in the roadways,” Gentile said. “But every street in this community has

West Palm Beach, FL · 5d

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'We have never seen it this bad': Record rain floods Pioneer Plantation properties in Hendry County

HENDRY COUNTY, Fla. — Severe flooding in Pioneer Plantation, Florida, has submerged homes and properties after this weekend's historic rainfall. "My shed, that's my office, it's completely underwater," said Milva Di Lorenzo, whose workspace, garden, and backyard are all submerged. DiLorenzo said the flooding began Sunday after heavy rain...

Hendry County, FL · 5d

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South Florida Mosquito Alert Follows Flooding, 880 Dengue Cases Statewide

Flooded parking lots and waterlogged playgrounds across Broward County prompted health officials to issue a mosquito-borne illness alert this past Wednesday, warning South Florida residents that standing water left behind by more than a week of heavy, intermittent rain is prime breeding ground for disease-carrying mosquitoes. The warning lands as Florida logs more than 880 dengue cases this year, a number one researcher has called unprecedented for the state.

Broward County, FL · 4d

Yahoo!

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Florida homeowners may get partial property tax refunds if floods make homes unlivable for 30 days

Amid ongoing flooding that began on Nov. 1, a partial property tax refund could help affected households in Palm Beach County recover financially, according to WPEC. To qualify, homeowners must have been unable to live in their residences for at least 30 consecutive days due to the flooding, the Palm Beach County Property Appraiser's Office said.

Palm Beach County, FL · 3d