TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 4月15日 06時09分

Floridians may be used to rain, but no one alive had seen the likes of the storm that swept Fort Lauderdale on April 13.

The deluge brought 25.91 inches of rain to Fort Lauderdale within a 24-hour period—which, if confirmed, would clear the state’s previous record of 23.28 inches set in Key West in 1980, according to AccuWeather.

The city deployed vacuum trucks and crews to clear storm drains, but the official Twitter account warned that there was simply too much water to clear the roads and the community would need to wait for water to drain naturally.

As of Friday the water had started to dissipate, though city officials noted that a substantial portion of the community was still flooded as of Friday afternoon.

Here are some of the most striking images from the rainstorm’s aftermath. Find more at the link in our bio.

Photographs by Chandan Khanna (@khannachandan)—@AFP通信/@gettyimages (1, 3); Joe Raedle (@jraedle)—Getty Images (2, 5); David Santiago—@miamiherald/@apnews

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