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0:55Now PlayingAfter coming ashore in the Florida Keys overnight, Tropical Storm Eta will wander the eastern Gulf of Mexico, dumping heavy rain on the Sunshine State and raking it with gusty winds.
Eta will likely drift near Florida’s west coast for the rest of the week, but the worst aspects of the storm could be the flooding rains it drags through the region, including Cuba and Jamaica, the National Hurricane Center said.
“The biggest problem with this system is going to be the rainfall,” said Dan Kottlowski, a meteorologist at AccuWeather Inc. “A lot of places are going to have days of pouring rain.”
Neighborhoods flooded across several parts of South Florida, including Miami’s Brickell Avenue financial district, where several banks and investment firms have their offices.
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