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Severe drought lifted from Palm Beach County
October 20, 2026
Severe Drought (D2) designation eliminated from Palm Beach County as of the week of October 13–19, 2026, with only 18.82% of the county now in Moderate Drought (D1) or worse. This represents significant relief from the previous two weeks, which included 12.46% in D2 conditions on October 6–12 and 14.16% in D2 on September 29–October 5. The removal of D2 from the county indicates improving moisture conditions across the region.
Pompano Beach Airpark logs wetter, warmer October
October 20, 2026
Month-to-date precipitation at Pompano Beach Airpark, 24 km from Miami Ridge, totals 5.1 inches through October 20, 2026, running 1.8 inches above normal for this date. Mean daily high temperatures averaged 87.4°F, 1.6°F above normal, with the warmest day at 91°F on September 24, 2026. The above-normal precipitation occurs as the region enters late October with persistent warmth.
Tidal water running above predicted level at Miami Ridge
October 20, 2026
Tidal water at Miami Ridge stands 0.405 m above predicted level as of October 20, 2026, at 15:06. This continued elevation above astronomical tide suggests coastal water pushed higher than normal, consistent with sustained storm surge, onshore wind stress, or low atmospheric pressure in the coastal region.
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