On the evenings of September 5th and 6th, 2010 strong thunderstorms developed over the east coast metro areas of southern Florida and produced periods of heavy rainfall with intense electrical activity.
The slow-moving storms produced very heavy rainfall, with several observing stations in Broward county reporting accumulations between 3-4 inches, with locations in Miami-Dade county receiving amounts of 1-2 inches.
This clip shows the vivid lightning display produced by the September 6th storm over downtown Miami, Florida. Power flashes were observed just north of downtown Miami with one of the more intense cloud-to-ground strikes.
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