Vehicles stalled and were stranded in floodwater in Palm Bay and West Melbourne, police closed Minton Road in West Melbourne and roads near Sarno Road and Eau Gallie Boulevard in Melbourne, and Brevard Public Schools and county courts closed for the day. Flash Flood Warnings also covered Titusville and Port Saint John, and Sebring, Avon Park, Wauchula and Arcadia, where radar estimated 5 to 8 inches.
On Sunday, the same storm flooded buildings in Okeechobee with 5 to 9 inches of rain, and by Sunday night the National Weather Service in Miami said 9 to 12 inches had fallen around West Palm Beach and Palm Beach Gardens, with water entering homes near Military Trail and Northlake Boulevard. Earlier Sunday afternoon, a Learjet bound for the Bahamas crashed in Greenacres, killing all nine people on board; the NTSB has not said what caused the crash. This update covers every warning, coastal flooding and dangerous surf from Palm Beach to Miami and the Keys, the St. Johns River at Astor and DeLand, why the rain keeps hitting the same towns, the cold front coming next week, and the National Weather Service forecast for Palm Bay, Melbourne, Titusville, Orlando, Sebring, West Palm Beach and Miami.
VIDEO: Florida Danger: Seek Higher Ground Now | Up to 12 Inches Floods the Space Coast, Schools Closed Nov 2, 2026 Weather Disasters from US Joi"ned YT Dec 17, 2024
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"Seek higher ground"?
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National Weather Service in Melbourne issued it just before 8 this morning calling this a particularly dangerous situation and telling people in its path to seek higher ground***
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SCREEN SHOTS from
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBNFSaTMtP4
Watch the video here
0:00 Flash Flood Emergency for Palm Bay and West Melbourne 0:55 Palm Bay streets under water before sunrise 2:13 Brevard schools and courts closed, Titusville warning 2:41 Sebring, Avon Park, Wauchula and Arcadia 3:24 Sunday: Okeechobee and Palm Beach County flooding 4:53 Coastal flooding and dangerous surf 5:28 St. Johns River at Astor and DeLand 5:59 What's driving the rain 6:35 The next few days and next week's cold front 7:06 Forecast city by city 7:39 Flood safety 8:19 How this compares with Hurricane Irma's wettest day 8:38 Where Florida stands.
UPDATE 9:34 a.m. EST: The National Weather Service in Melbourne extended the Flash Flood Emergency for Palm Bay and West Melbourne until 11:45 a.m. EST and now estimates 12 to 15 inches of rain have fallen, with 3 to 5 more inches possible. In DeSoto County, emergency management reported water entering structures; the Flash Flood Warning for Sebring, Avon Park, Wauchula and Arcadia (5 to 9 inches) runs until 11 a.m. The figures in this video were current as of about 8 a.m. EST Nov 2.
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Previously today at Heating Planet Blog
Monday, November 2, 2026
Florida tides last 4 days- Miami to Lauderdale waterlogged, Developing story w screenshots- Global Storm Desk Oct 29 report at Heating Planet Blog
King tide flooding in Florida is not letting go.
The tide gauge at Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale stayed above its old record four days in a row,
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Heating Planet Blog, documenting events of late 2026 that prove everything climate scientists said about global warming since the 1970s is coming true, only faster. Burning fossil fuels is heating the planet. We are now seeing sea level rise EVERYWHERE not just on coastlines. The water from worldwide melting glaciers and polar ice caps didn't just disappear. -ke
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