From The Palm Beach Post
“The historical flooding in Broward County that shut down the airport, closed schools, stranded motorists and left even veteran meteorologists agog was caused when storms built upon themselves, something called ‘training.’ In a 24-hour period, an unofficial 25.91 inches of rain collapsed onto Fort Lauderdale. The storm even spun up two short-lived tornadoes that sheered treetops and mangled metal siding in a Dania Beach mobile-home community… If the 25.91-inch measurement is verified, it would break the state record of 23.28 inches that fell in Key West on Nov. 11, 1980.” |
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