The South Florida Water Management District said this week's rains illustrate one of the more dramatic transitions from the dry season to the wet season but that officials were prepared.
It says South Florida has received tropical storm-like volumes of rainfall over the last three days. From 4 to 14 inches of rain have fallen. The majority of that rain has fallen in the last 24 hours, the SFWMD said.
When it comes to rising water levels in canals, the district said it has done all it can.
"We absolutely saw this coming and we had our system prepared and pull down so to speak more of the water levels throughout the various counties in anticipation of this rain coming so we'd be able to effectively manage the rain event," said John Mitnik with the South Florida Water Management District.
Any issues going forward fall upon individual drainage districts and municipalities, according to the SFWMD.
It said anyone with flooding concerns should contact their individual drainage districts.
A listing of those districts can be found here.
Don't know who to contact at your local drainage district to report flooding? You can find a S. Florida list here: https://t.co/0wM1azD6TT
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