Now to the day's other news, South Florida is hoping for a break from the rain after several days of

downpours that have led to flash flooding.

There's more rain in the forecast tonight and tomorrow, but it's not expected to be as bad as what the regions seen this week.

Amna has the details.

South Floridians began the day cleaning up from torrential rains and navigating flooded streets

as they braced for more storms ahead.

Hopefully it's not approaching the levels that it was, but we've got a lot of resources

staged here and we'll be able to offer the state's assistance.

Since Tuesday, a series of storms from the Gulf of Mexico has swamped much of Florida's Everglades.

Dumping almost two feet of rain in some areas.

In less than a day, Ted Rico towed more than two dozen vehicles out of the water.

It looked like a beginning to a zombie movie, just cars littered everywhere on top of sidewalks and the median in the middle of the street, no lights on.

Just craziness, you know know abandoned cars everywhere native Floridian

Sharlea Johnson was struck by how fast the water surged into her home

flew in through both entrances just came in from both sides and I was not overwhelmed. However, I've been through this. I'm from the keys. I've been through it a lot.

Waterlogged tracks paralyzed railway systems

and flooded roads force Floridians

to find other ways to get around.

At Miami International in Fort Lauderdale Airport's more than 900 flights were

cancelled or delayed as of Thursday night and for five counties across Florida

South a state of emergency declared earlier this week

remains in place. In other headlines, NATO defense ministers approved a plan today

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