DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: Only one opinion about the weather this morning in south Florida, and that is that it is intense. Our John Zarrella is on the phone this morning to tell us a little bit more about that -- John, what do you know?</s>JOHN ZARRELLA, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Well, good morning, Daryn. You know, south Florida and all of Florida in general, has been hit pretty hard by thunderstorms and heavy rains for the past week. And no let up this morning. And, in fact, some very incredible pictures of water spouts. They are mini tornadoes that hit over, start over water. And these formed this morning in north Miami Beach, up sort of just north of downtown Miami near one of our affiliates, WSVN-TV. And they sat over Biscayne Bay, for folks who know the south Florida area. So a rare sight to see them, as impressive as these were. There were at least two, perhaps three that formed, within the last few minutes, the last of them having dissipated just a few minutes ago. There are also a couple of reports of water spouts in the Broward County area this morning. Now, generally speaking, when they do make it to land, as they sometimes do, they dissipate, they fall apart, and, in fact, that's what happened, as I was watching one of these. As soon as it made landfall, it just fell apart. They're very rope like, very thin, very, very minor tornadoes, not even really tornadoes until they make landfall. So, but no reports of any injuries or damage at this point. Again, they were very weak systems and are very weak, but they certainly look very impressive -- Daryn.</s>KAGAN: That they do. Glad to hear there was no damage this morning. But, as you said, there were some pretty incredible pictures.
South Florida Hit Hard by Thunderstorms, Heavy Rains