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    Broward County Real-Time Flood Map

    Live, crowdsourced flood reports for Fort Lauderdale and all of Broward County. Find out which streets are flooded before you head out.

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    Community reports — unverified. Always follow official evacuation orders.

    Counties covered

    • • Broward County

    Why Broward County floods

    Broward's flat terrain, dense canal network, and aging stormwater infrastructure make heavy rain a serious problem — especially in Fort Lauderdale's downtown, the beachfront strip, and low-lying areas of Hollywood and Dania Beach. Tropical systems and king tides routinely overwhelm drains.

    Broward County flooding affects nearly every coastal and inland community, from Fort Lauderdale's Las Olas and downtown river corridor to Hollywood Beach, Pompano, and the western suburbs of Plantation and Davie. The April 2023 historic rainfall event dropped over two feet of rain on Fort Lauderdale in a single day, and king-tide season pushes saltwater into storm drains across the Intracoastal. Floodi provides Broward County real-time flood alerts so commuters on I-95, US-1, and the Sawgrass can route around flooded roadways instantly.

    Cities and neighborhoods covered

    • • Fort Lauderdale
    • • Hollywood
    • • Pembroke Pines
    • • Pompano Beach
    • • Davie
    • • Plantation
    • • Coral Springs
    • • Sunrise
    • • Weston
    • • Deerfield Beach
    • • Tamarac
    • • Miramar

    Recent reports in Broward County

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    Save your home, work, and your kids' schools as watched zones to get notified the moment flooding is reported nearby.

    Broward County flood zones

    FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer designates much of coastal and low-lying Broward as Special Flood Hazard Area — primarily Zone AE (1% annual chance flood, base flood elevations established) along the Intracoastal, the New River corridor, and canal-adjacent neighborhoods, with Zone VE (coastal high hazard) along parts of the beachfront and Zone X (moderate-to-minimal hazard) further inland. Zone designations affect insurance requirements and disclosure obligations, and FEMA revises them over time — always verify a specific parcel on the FEMA Flood Map Service Center. On the Floodi live map you can toggle the FEMA flood-zone layer to see these zones as context alongside real-time reports.

    Managing properties or communities in Broward? Request a Floodi pilot for portfolio-wide flood visibility, or see Floodi for emergency management for the county/municipal integration path.

    Broward County flood FAQ

    Open the Floodi live map to see neighbor-reported flooding across Fort Lauderdale, Las Olas, downtown, and the beach in real time.

    Save your home, work, or your kids' schools as watched zones in Floodi to receive free push alerts when flooding is reported nearby in Broward.

    Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, Dania Beach, Pompano Beach, and parts of Davie and Plantation see the most repeat flooding from heavy rain, king tides, and tropical systems.