Heavy Rain, Flood Risk For South Florida

MIAMI, Florida – The National Weather Service (NWS) Miami has issued a forecast for numerous thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, and local flooding across South Florida on Monday, June 2, 2025.

Heavy Rainfall

According to the National Weather Service in Miami, the heaviest rain today is expected to be south of I-75 (Alligator Alley), but there still remains a slight chance of flash flooding across all of the east coast metros.

Rain chances range from 76% to 87%, with the highest probabilities in Homestead (87%) and the lowest in Naples and West Palm Beach (76%):

Flood Risk Through Wednesday

The next few days will bring multiple rounds of heavy rainfall and the potential for localized flooding.

Heat Index

The National Weather Service (NWS) Miami forecast for Monday afternoon, June 2, 2025, shows dangerously high heat indices across South Florida:

• Miami: 102°F
• Homestead: 100°F
• Fort Lauderdale: 99°F
• West Palm Beach: 99°F
• Naples: 99°F
• Everglades City: 99°F
• Immokalee: 100°F
• Belle Glade: 98°F
• Buckhead Ridge: 98°F
• Flamingo: 98°F

National Weather Service Miami South Florida Doppler Radar