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The South Florida Water Management District is making sure it's ready for the heavy rain expected Tuesday.
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The district is drawing down canals from Palm Beach County to Miami-Dade County to make sure there's room for stormwater runoff.
To report flooding concerns you can enter an address on the SFWMD website to locate you local drainage district.
NEWS: https://t.co/urrHRSjAGW
— South Florida Water Management District (@SFWMD) March 18, 2019
Water managers are preparing the regional flood control system in anticipation of Tuesday's rainfall, expected to total as high as 4 to 6 inches in some areas. Residents can report neighborhood flood concerns by visiting https://t.co/10UQrV5GZf. pic.twitter.com/8ssNXS5hSb
