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WeatherWednesday, November 4

Flooding leaves high water on NW 2nd Avenue and Dixie Highway in Boca Raton

The 5AM Boca Raton teamFrom today’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you're hitting the road Wednesday, check your route first. Heavy rain Monday night flooded neighborhoods across Palm Beach County, and there were multiple requests for rescues overnight as drivers got stranded. The county activated its to coordinate its response, and to handle the aftermath of Sunday's plane crash.

15+ inchesof rain reported in Palm Beach Gardens, Riviera Beach and the Acreage

Officials are urging residents to avoid unnecessary travel through flooded areas.

Severe conditions also hit West Palm Beach and parts of Boca Raton and Boynton Beach. Portions of Yamato, Lyons, Clint Moore and Glades roads had sporadic high water. Flights were delayed and cancelled at all South Florida airports, so check with your airline before you head out.

Boca Raton had high water on NW 2nd Avenue and Dixie Highway

RoadWhere
NW 2nd AvenueNW 20th Street to Yamato Road
NW 2nd AvenueAt NW 28th Street
NW 2nd AvenueAt NW 35th Street
Dixie HighwayMultiple locations
  • Never drive through standing water
  • Follow road closure signs and directions from emergency personnel
  • Monitor municipal updates
  • Contact emergency services if someone is in danger

Sources: The Boca Raton Tribune, BocaNewsNow.com

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