One city in the Sunshine State is expecting up to 20 inches of rain this week.
At least six Florida cities are expected to receive their average monthly rainfall in only four days, according to a map from the National Weather Service.A plume of moisture from the Caribbean is bringing excessive rain to the Sunshine State this week. The rain is expected to be heaviest from Wednesday to Friday, with the NWS warning that flooding could begin as early as Tuesday and continue into the weekend.
49 inches in Belle Glade, 8 inches in Immokalee, 8.48 inches in West Palm Beach, 9.24 inches in Punta Gorda and 7.05 inches in Sarasota.According to the NWS map, each of those cities is expected to receive at least 8 inches of rain this week. Others are anticipating even more, including Immokalee and Punta Gorda, where 10 to 15 inches of rain is forecast.
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