rain

An active and wet pattern is unfolding across Florida in the coming days, and there are also two tropical waves of interest in the Atlantic that have a chance of developing.

Heavy rain and an increasing risk of flash flooding is expected this weekend over the Southeastern U.S. as a slowly-organizing tropical system in the southern Gulf heads toward the coast.

Some much-needed rain has been falling today in South Florida, thanks to a disturbance that is likely to become a tropical or subtropical storm this weekend near the Bahamas.

Subtropical Storm Alberto is on its way to Florida. The brunt of the storm will be felt starting Sunday morning.

Water managers are asking central Florida residents to continue to conserve despite recent above-average rainfall.

Drought conditions are developing in central Florida as rainfall is down throughout the region.