Miami, FL – Heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected to spread across South Florida on Sunday, Oct. 25, bringing a heightened risk of localized flash flooding as persistent Atlantic moisture feeds repeated showers along the southeastern Florida coast. Rain chances climb to 90% in the Miami area, while gusty northeast winds could reach 33 mph during the afternoon. The unsettled pattern is expected to continue into the middle of the week, potentially affecting commuters, outdoor activities and flood-prone neighborhoods across Miami-Dade, Broward and surrounding coastal communities.
According to the National Weather Service and NOAA’s Weather Prediction Center, portions of southeastern Florida are under a Slight Risk, Level 2 of 4, for excessive rainfall Sunday into Monday morning. The outlook highlights the possibility of localized flash flooding where heavy thunderstorms repeatedly move across urban areas, roads, small streams and low-lying locations. The risk designation indicates an elevated potential for excessive rainfall but does not mean flooding will occur everywhere.
Heavy Rain and Thunderstorms Threaten South Florida The National Weather Service forecast for Bunche Park, near Miami Gardens in Miami-Dade County, calls for showers and thunderstorms throughout Sunday. Rain and thunderstorms are expected before 2 p.m., followed by additional showers and possible thunderstorms during the afternoon. Temperatures should reach approximately 82 degrees, while northeast winds of 10 to 20 mph could produce gusts as high as 33 mph. Rainfall amounts between one-quarter and one-half inch are possible, although thunderstorms could produce locally higher totals…