Archive · 27 Oct 2025
Central Florida Flash Floods Cause Havoc, Warnings Issued
Heavy rain caused major flooding in Central Florida.
The National Weather Service issued warnings.
Some areas got up to 18 inches of rain!
Roads were closed, and some were washed away.
In Mount Dora, people had to boil water because of a broken water line.
Schools will be open on Monday, but some bus routes may be delayed.
The public has been advised to stay off the roads.
Flash flood warnings were issued for Central Florida.
Areas in Lake County, including Mount Dora and Eustis, were most affected.
Up to 18 inches of rain were reported in some areas.
Road closures and sinkholes were reported.
Residents advised to avoid flooded areas and stay indoors.
- Who
- Residents of Central Florida, including Mount Dora, Eustis, and Titusville
- What
- Flash floods occurred due to heavy rainfall.
- When
- Sunday night, October 26 (and following days)
- Where
- Central Florida, specifically Lake and Brevard Counties
- Why
- Heavy rainfall caused flash floods.
- Event
- Flash Floods
- Location
- Central Florida (Mount Dora, Eustis, Titusville)
- Rainfall
- Up to 18 inches reported
- Counties Affected
- Lake, Brevard, Orange, Seminole
- Warnings
- Flash Flood Warnings & Emergencies
- School Status
- Lake County schools to open Monday
- Road Closures
- Reported in Mount Dora
