A low-pressure system is set to bring heavy rain and thunderstorms to South Florida, prompting a flood watch from the National Weather Service.

A low-pressure system is set to bring heavy rain and thunderstorms to South Florida, prompting a flood watch from the National Weather Service.

On the high end, some 3 to 4 inches of rain are expected over South Florida; the heaviest precipitation is expected Monday night.

A flood watch has been issued for coastal Palm Beach County Monday. 1-2 inches of rain will be common with the potential of spotty areas at 3-4 inches.

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Among those under watch are areas already devastated over the Fourth of July weekend. At least 81 people have died in flooding triggered by unrelenting rain Thursday night into Saturday afternoon.