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Wednesday, November 4, 2026

Flash flood warnings hit Boca Raton and northern Broward as heavy rain kept coming

Plus, flash flood warnings near Boca and Broward, and a Brickell Key groundbreaking.

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Flash flood warnings hit Boca Raton and northern Broward as heavy rain kept coming

The warning grew as radar totals climbed Monday night, Nov. 2

  1. 6:56 p.m.Flash flood warning issued; radar shows 2 to 4 inches of rain
  2. 7:52 p.m.Warning extended; radar shows 3 to 5 inches
  3. 8:49 p.m.Warning extended again, until 10 p.m.; radar shows 4 to 6 inches

Source: Boca Post

Thunderstorms flooded streets across southern Palm Beach County and northern Broward County on Monday night, Nov. 2. The National Weather Service extended a flash flood warning twice as radar estimated 4 to 6 inches of rain had fallen.

Monday's storms followed heavier rain on Sunday, Nov. 1, when the weather service said totals topped 15 inches in Palm Beach County. Then CBS Miami's NEXT Weather team flagged flood advisories across portions of Broward on Tuesday night as heavy rain kept pounding the region. In Gulf Stream, police asked drivers to avoid flooded streets near Old School Road and Polo Drive, warning of "dangers that are not visible."

  • Warned: Boca Raton, Highland Beach, Deerfield Beach, Pompano Beach
  • Canals at risk: Hillsboro, C-15, C-14 West, Pompano
  • Gulf Stream residents needing help: police dispatch, 561-243-7800

Over 15 incheshighest Sunday totals in Palm Beach County

The weather service said Sunday's highest totals topped 15 inches, before Monday night's storms.

Source: Boca Post

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Brickell Key

Swire Properties has broken ground on The Residences at Mandarin Oriental, Miami. The project, with a 33-story North Tower and a 66-story South Tower, is on schedule for delivery in 2030. Miami's Community News

Two towers will rise on Brickell Key, 33 and 66 stories tall

TowerStoriesWhat's inside
North Tower33121-room hotel, 70 residences, 28 hotel residences
South Tower66228 private residences

Commutes

Miami-Dade workers now average 32.9 minutes each way getting to a job, according to U.S. Census Bureau data. That covers 1.53 million workers, and it's longer than 15 years ago and far longer than the average American's. Miami Today

MIA hotels

A 451-room Westin at Miami International Airport that had apparently died early last month may be revived by linking it to another site. An unsolicited bidder has also asked to build a smaller, 231-room hotel on the chosen Westin land. Miami Today

Tower Theater

Miami Dade College resumed managing and operating Tower Theater Miami on Nov. 1, returning to the Little Havana venue it ran for more than 20 years. The Miami Film Festival will manage programming, rentals and day-to-day operations. The theater is temporarily closed for facility improvements and is expected to reopen in early 2027. It turns 100 this December. Miami's Community NewsSecret Miami

Film fest

Miami Film Festival GEMS runs through Nov. 5 with its biggest program yet, 50 films. Honorees include actor John Turturro and Kyle MacLachlan, filmmaker John Cameron Mitchell and Los Javis. Miami's Community News

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A century later, the 1926 hurricane gets its close-up. The Museum of Miami, formerly History Miami Museum, has Caught in the Eye: Remembering the 1926 Hurricane, which opened on Friday, Sept. 18, the day the hurricane made landfall 100 years ago, looking back 100 years at the infamous storm. Rare video footage is part of the show. Miami history buffs, this one's calling your name.

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Flash flood warnings hit Boca Raton and northern Broward as heavy rain kept coming

Plus, flash flood warnings near Boca and Broward, and a Brickell Key groundbreaking.

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  1. Flash flood warnings hit Boca Raton and northern Broward
  2. Mandarin Oriental residences break ground on Brickell Key
  3. Miami-Dade commutes now average 32.9 minutes each way
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