Thunderstorms prompt risk of flooding in some areas of Miami-Dade

damage is already done with all the rain that we've been dealing with. We have a flood advisory now in effect for those areas that were under the severe thunderstorm warning. Also, we had winds gusting well into the forties and fifties. We also had hail reported right over little Havana. We've got a lot of lightning out there finally starting to push offshore. But again, we still have plenty of rain still expected. Now, as we take a look at the radar, we now just have the flood advisory that is in effect until this morning around 7 55. Now that flood advisory was sparked because of the severe thunderstorm warning that was over the same areas of Miami Dade and parts of Broward County for much of the about 5 30 to about 5 55. Now the line of thunderstorms has pushed offshore. But again, it's all about the rain still out there. We still have some lightning indicated on my daughter radar right over 4 41 I 95 a one a.m. U. S. One. But again, it's just about the downpours that we're dealing with right now. Much in the way of the precipitation is starting to push in towards Miami Dade, northern Miami Dade and Broward County and starting to push offshore. So again, now we'll just have a shield of storms. The severe weather threat has diminished because we lost the dynamics for that severe weather threat that was around from 5 35 until about 5 55 this morning for much of Miami Dade. And for you in that area, I know you heard the rumbles of thunder and you definitely had to deal with those winds gusting. But now we just have some downpours over Dural and towards Miami to this game as well. So this rain will continue to push offshore. We will see improvements in the forecast for a few hours before another round of rain is expected in our forecast later this afternoon.