(WSVN) - Strong storms loomed over South Florida, Monday, leading to a tornado warning and flood advisories in various areas, Monday night.
Hundreds of lightning strikes were seen over Interstate 75 and other parts of South Florida.
Parts of Broward County, such as Miramar. Pembroke Pines and Cooper City, were also under a tornado warning. A very weak tornado touched down near Sheridan Street and Flamingo Road.
The tornado warning expired at 7:30 p.m.
Moderate to heavy rainfall continued in Broward County through Davie, Dania Beach and Hallandale Beach.
Downpours also battered Northern Miami-Dade County. Pockets of heavy rain hit the area, from Atlantic Heights all the way to Little River.
The inclement weather in Miami-Dade County traveled from Interstate 95 west to the Palmetto Expressway and into Hialeah.
Meteorologists said flooding remained the main concern, late Monday night. 7Weather’s Stormtracker traced a line of strong thunderstorms that stretched from the Gulf of Mexico to Freeport, Grand Bahama, moving from west to east.
At around 11 p.m., the rain started moving away from Coral Gables and Key Biscayne.
Tuesday morning, the National Weather Service will send someone to the area where the tornado touched down to figure out how strong it was. There are no reports of any damages or injuries.
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