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Torrential rains flooded much of the Miami metropolitan area in the southeastern United States on Wednesday, leaving dozens of vehicles on the streets and forcing schools and city officials to close. Fort Lauderdale airport at least until Friday morning.
Precipitation left more than 635 mm of water in 24 hours in this city of 180,000 people north of MiamiThis is stated in the preliminary report of the US weather service. This figure exceeds the record of 370 mm in this place, which dates back to April 1979.
The downpour caused numerous traffic jams and flooded airport entrances, leaving dozens of people isolated and causing numerous flight cancellations.
Authorities had hoped to resume air traffic this Thursday, but they had to delay the opening until Friday to clear runways of water and debris.
“This is stupid,” Rob Gurley, a tourist who was unable to fly with his wife to Nassau in the Bahamas, told the Sun Sentinel Thursday due to a storm. Fort Lauderdale.
“It was the first time we went outside in five years after covid and all that,” added the Sarasota West resident. Florida. “We are ready to go home and forget about everything.”
A few hours after the state of emergency was declared Fort Lauderdale Township He asked residents to be patient as local crews try to clear many roads that remain closed.
The US Meteorological Service is monitoring possible flooding along the coast of the capital region. Miamidue to the fact that the soils are saturated with water and new precipitation is expected this Thursday, he pointed out in Twitter.
(AFP)
Source: RPP
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