Unprecedented rain soaking South Florida, but when will it stop?

PEMBROKE PARK, Fla. – Record-breaking rain has introduced flooding to South Florida this Sunday, stacking up over three inches of rain in some locations.

The earlier document for Miami of 1.29 inches from 1992 has almost been tripled, and the rain continues to be coming down.

Extra excessive moisture from the Atlantic Ocean is permitting for heavy rain, and a stalled entrance over South Florida is bringing gradual downpours repeatedly over Miami-Dade and Broward.

The combo is one to convey flooding.

Heavy showers are prone to proceed into Sunday evening, and presumably even into Monday.