@florida_life4ever: 🚨🌧️ FLORIDA FLOODING UPDATE: SCHOOLS CLOSED TUESDAY AS FLOODED ROADS AND RISING RIVERS THREATEN COMMUNITIES! 🚨 📅 Monday, November 2, 2026 — Evening Update Heavy rainfall has caused serious flooding across parts of Florida, forcing school closures, disrupting traffic, and prompting emergency warnings. As families prepare for Tuesday, November 3, officials are urging residents to remain cautious, especially in communities where roads remain underwater. 🏫 SCHOOL CLOSURES — TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3 🔴 DESOTO COUNTY All public schools and district offices will be CLOSED Tuesday, November 3, and Wednesday, November 4. All after-school activities, sports, and extracurricular events are also canceled. Officials will announce their decision regarding Thursday's classes on Wednesday. 🔴 HARDEE COUNTY All public schools will be CLOSED Tuesday, November 3, following Monday's early dismissal. Normal operations are expected to resume Wednesday unless conditions change. 🟠 BREVARD COUNTY Schools were closed Monday because of extensive flooding. A Tuesday closure had not been confirmed in the latest official statewide update. Families should monitor district announcements. 🟠 OKEECHOBEE COUNTY School officials continue monitoring flooding and road conditions. No districtwide Tuesday closure has been confirmed. 🚧 MAJOR TRAFFIC ALERTS Florida Highway Patrol reported flooding and road hazards at several locations Monday: 🚗 Glades County: State Road 78 between SR 29 and US 27 near Moore Haven was closed due to flooding. 🚗 Brevard County: US 1 near Suntree Boulevard in Rockledge and West New Haven Avenue near South Wickham Road in Melbourne experienced flooding. 🚗 Hardee County: Water covered portions of State Road 64 near Murphy Road, and flooding affected Steve Roberts Special near Parnell Road. 🚗 Orange County: Water was reported on the eastbound I-4 entrance ramp from westbound Sand Lake Road. ⚠️ Road conditions can change rapidly. These are reported Monday incidents, not confirmation that every road will remain closed Tuesday. 🌊 ST. JOHNS RIVER FLOOD WARNINGS Flooding remains a concern along the St. Johns River. 📍 Near Cocoa, Brevard County — Moderate flooding is forecast later this week. 📍 Near Astor — Moderate flooding has affected low-lying riverfront areas. 📍 Near DeLand — Minor flooding continues to threaten vulnerable locations. Residents near rivers, canals, and low-lying roads should continue monitoring local emergency alerts. ⚠️ IMPORTANT SAFETY REMINDERS ✅ Never drive through flooded roads. ✅ Avoid roads blocked by barricades. ✅ Check school district announcements before leaving home. ✅ Monitor Florida 511 for updated roadway conditions. ✅ Follow National Weather Service warnings for your community. 🗳️ ELECTION DAY IS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3 Residents planning to vote should check road conditions and confirm their assigned polling locations with their county Supervisor of Elections. 🇺🇸 FLORIDA, STAY SAFE! If your neighborhood has flooding or road closures, let us know your city and county in the comments. Your information could help other Florida residents stay informed. Please distinguish firsthand observations from official closure announcements. 📍 Follow Florida Life 4Ever for Florida weather alerts, breaking news, road conditions, and important community updates. #FloridaLife4Ever #FloridaFlooding #FloridaWeather #BreakingNews #FloridaSchools

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