Florida Historic Flooding: Persistent Maritime Flow Drives Torrential Rain, Deaths, Evacuations

Persistent maritime flow caused continuous torrential rainfall over Florida, leading to historic flooding, deaths, and dozens of evacuations. Meteorologists ruled out El Niño as a factor. The event underscores the impact of localized atmospheric conditions and raises concerns about infrastructure resilience and climate adaptation.

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