East Florida Coast Flash Flood Outlook, Nov 2-3, 2026
East Florida coast flash flood (Nov 2-3, 2026) maps National Weather Service flood and heavy-rain reports, and flash flood warnings are drawn on the damage map. 9 National Weather Service local storm reports are on file for flood and heavy rain. Reports were filed at these places: West Melbourne, FL; 3 NE Palm Bay, FL; 3 NW Melbourne Village, FL; 4 SW West Melbourne, FL; 2 W Palm Bay, FL; 3 W West Melbourne, FL; 1 NE Palm Bay, FL; 3 SW Palm Beach Gardens, FL; 3 N Haverhill, FL. 6 flash flood warnings are on file. Warning areas on file: Brevard, FL. The comparison stays pending until the event has ended and each day has a final observation. A dash means that source or station has no stored rainfall total. The damage map keeps National Weather Service flood and heavy-rain reports for the east coast of Florida from the Space Coast to southeast Florida, inside the stored search area. Miami–Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach–Fort Pierce are tracked markets on that coast. Orlando's airport is inland of the coastal strip, and Tampa, Fort Myers, and Jacksonville sit outside the search area. The dates run Monday, November 2, through Tuesday, November 3, the Day 1 excessive-rainfall window from 12Z November 2 through 12Z November 3. The Weather Prediction Center excessive-rainfall discussion on this page is the latest stored product for those dates, replaced on each collect. Flash flood warnings issued during these dates stay on the map after they expire. Reports keep updating through Tuesday. Model storm-total rainfall is the sum of daily precipitation from the forecast of record issued on or before the first day. It is graded against the final observed total after the last day. Until then the grade stays pending.
Nov 2, 2026 – ongoing. The damage map keeps the local storm reports for this storm.
Observed rainfall
No observed rainfall total is on file for this event yet.
Outlook
The damage map keeps National Weather Service flood and heavy-rain reports for the east coast of Florida from the Space Coast to southeast Florida, inside the stored search area. Miami–Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach–Fort Pierce are tracked markets on that coast. Orlando's airport is inland of the coastal strip, and Tampa, Fort Myers, and Jacksonville sit outside the search area. The dates run Monday, November 2, through Tuesday, November 3, the Day 1 excessive-rainfall window from 12Z November 2 through 12Z November 3. The Weather Prediction Center excessive-rainfall discussion on this page is the latest stored product for those dates, replaced on each collect. Flash flood warnings issued during these dates stay on the map after they expire. Reports keep updating through Tuesday. Model storm-total rainfall is the sum of daily precipitation from the forecast of record issued on or before the first day. It is graded against the final observed total after the last day. Until then the grade stays pending.
Latest outlooks
Weather Prediction Center
The stored Weather Prediction Center excessive-rainfall discussion does not cover this event's dates, so this page does not quote it.
Storm Prediction Center
The latest Storm Prediction Center convective outlook is not stored yet.
Model rain
Storm-total rainfall is the sum of daily precipitation from the forecast of record issued on or before Nov 2. A short-range model that does not cover every day is labeled with the days it has. Missing days are not filled in. The National Weather Service column is a rainfall total only when a quantitative precipitation forecast is stored. The grade is how far that total sits from the final observed total, and it stays pending until the event has ended and every day has a final observation.
| A market whose climate site is inside the stored Southwest search area, or a west Texas market just east of that area. | Sum of stored daily GFS precipitation, in inches, from the forecast of record issued on or before the first day. Missing days are not filled in. | Sum of stored daily ECMWF IFS precipitation, in inches, from the forecast of record issued on or before the first day. Missing days are not filled in. | Sum of stored daily ECMWF AIFS precipitation, in inches, from the forecast of record issued on or before the first day. Missing days are not filled in. | Sum of stored daily Canadian GEM precipitation, in inches, from the forecast of record issued on or before the first day. Missing days are not filled in. | Sum of stored daily ICON precipitation, in inches, from the forecast of record issued on or before the first day. Missing days are not filled in. | Sum of stored daily NAM precipitation, in inches, from the forecast of record issued on or before the first day. NAM covers about one or two days, so a short total says how many days are stored. | Sum of stored daily HRRR precipitation, in inches, from the forecast of record issued on or before the first day. HRRR covers about one or two days, so a short total says how many days are stored. | National Weather Service storm-total rainfall, in inches, only when a quantitative precipitation forecast is stored. A rain chance is not shown as inches. | Sum of final daily precipitation from ACIS, in inches. Pending until every day of the event has a final observation. |
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| Miami–Fort Lauderdale | 0.21 in, 1 of 2 days · Pending | 0.46 in, 1 of 2 days · Pending | 0.34 in, 1 of 2 days · Pending | 0 in, 1 of 2 days · Pending | 0.13 in, 1 of 2 days · Pending | 0.61 in, 1 of 2 days · Pending | 0.26 in, 1 of 2 days · Pending | — | Pending |
| West Palm Beach–Fort Pierce | 0.3 in, 1 of 2 days · Pending | 0.42 in, 1 of 2 days · Pending | 0.32 in, 1 of 2 days · Pending | 0.4 in, 1 of 2 days · Pending | 0.59 in, 1 of 2 days · Pending | 0.45 in, 1 of 2 days · Pending | 0.53 in, 1 of 2 days · Pending | — | Pending |
A National Weather Service rain chance is on file for at least one of these markets. It is not a storm-total rainfall, so that column stays a dash.
The comparison stays pending until the event has ended and each day has a final observation. A dash means that source or station has no stored rainfall total.
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