South Florida is currently experiencing a slowdown in the movement of showers, which has prompted a weather alert to remain in effect until 10 PM on Wednesday. According to CBS News, flood advisories are active along the southern coast, though the risk of rain is diminishing. These showers are anticipated to persist throughout the day, potentially causing localized flooding due to the slow movement of the rain system. The National Weather Service has issued several flood advisories for coastal areas, particularly those prone to drainage issues. The slow-moving nature of the showers means that even moderate rainfall can accumulate quickly, leading to flash flooding in low-lying areas and urban centers. Motorists are urged to avoid driving through flooded streets and to seek alternative routes if necessary.