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Miami and much of Florida could see additional rounds of rain this week, with some areas possibly receiving 2 to 5 more inches through Thursday. Up to a foot of rain has already fallen across the Florida Panhandle, while Gainesville to Jacksonville recorded 4 to 6 inches recently, according to the FOX Forecast Center. The slow-moving front is expected to cause the wettest conditions Wednesday from Orlando southward, increasing flood risks especially in urban and poor-drainage zones. Florida's sandy soils and flat terrain may limit more widespread flash flooding. Disclosure: This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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00:00Parts of the Florida panhandle have seen up to a foot of rain in the past week.
00:04The Fox Forecast Center says this slow-moving front could bring another 2 to 5 inches through Thursday.
00:10Miami and South Florida are expected to face the wettest conditions on Wednesday.
00:14Storms will target areas from Orlando South along the I-4 corridor and into the peninsula.
00:20This pattern means urban and poor drainage areas face the greatest flood threat.
00:24A low-end Level 1 flood threat remains in place due to saturated soils and repeated downpours.
00:30However, Florida's flat terrain and sandy soils should limit widespread flash flooding.
00:36Northern Florida beach towns also face coastal flood concerns as rain continues.
00:40Rainfall totals of 4 to 6 inches have been reported from Gainesville to Jacksonville,
00:45which means Miami's chances for rain could extend through the end of the month.
00:48Disclosure. This video contains stock footage and content created or enhanced using AI-assisted tools.

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