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Miami, Florida – Drivers across South Florida could face rapidly flooded streets and frequent lightning strikes during afternoon commutes beginning Friday as a stalled weather boundary triggers several rounds of thunderstorms across the region.
According to the National Weather Service in Miami, a stalled frontal boundary interacting with an upper-level disturbance will produce multiple waves of storms through the weekend, with the most active period arriving during afternoon and evening hours each day. Storm coverage could climb to 70–80% by Saturday afternoon, with hazards including strong wind gusts, lightning, hail, and urban flooding…