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A slow-moving low near the Southwest Atlantic could bring several days of heavy rain and gusty winds to the Bahamas and South Florida as October ends. The FOX Forecast Center says southeastern Florida, including Miami, could receive 3 to 5 inches of rain. The system may remain offshore for several days while tropical or subtropical development is possible but not guaranteed. Forecasters cite a Level 1 out of 4 flash flood risk for Friday and a Level 2 out of 4 risk for Saturday.

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00:00Florida could face days of heavy rain from a slow-moving system offshore.
00:04Repeated downpours could build up over several days, raising the risk of flash flooding.
00:09The Fox Forecast Center expects unsettled weather as October ends, with heavy rain and gusty winds.
00:16Southeastern Florida could see from 3 to 5 inches of rain from the system.
00:21The forecast includes a Level 1 flash flood risk for Friday.
00:24That rises to a Level 2 flash flood risk for Saturday.
00:27The Bahamas could also see repeated rounds of showers and heavy rain.
00:31Florida is also expected to experience powerful wind gusts as the system develops offshore.
00:37But the biggest concern for now is rain that could linger rather than move away.
00:42A strong area of high pressure could trap the developing system offshore for several days.
00:47That would leave it over warm ocean water, where a broader weather system could develop.
00:52But dry air and changing winds could keep it from becoming an organized tropical system.
00:56Tropical development remains possible if thunderstorms gather near its center over warm water.
01:02The rain and flooding concerns do not depend on tropical development.
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