Disasters · Broward floodingBroward flooding horses: Evacuations followed more than a foot of rain in some areasWritten November 5, 2026 at 12:49 AM UTCWatchTranscript0:07Flood water forced horses from local ranches onto higher ground.0:11Some areas of Broward County received more than a foot of rain over three days.0:16The disruption reached ranches as well as roads.0:19What's unclear is when the horses were moved and when conditions will let them0:23return.0:24Flooding affected several parts of Broward County in South Florida.0:28Horses were evacuated from local ranches, though the ranch locations haven't been0:33identified.0:34More than twelve inches of rain fell in some areas over three days.0:39That amount describes parts of the county.0:41It doesn't tell us how deep the water was at any individual ranch.0:45The horses were taken to higher ground, but the evacuation date is unclear.0:51Their move can't yet be tied to the flooding on November third and fourth, twenty0:56twenty-six.0:57Flooding stranded cars at Sawgrass Mills and Emerint Bank Arena on November third,1:03and flooded polling places were relocated.1:06On November4 th, flooding affected Davy neighborhoods and stalled cars in Pompano1:11Beach.1:12The number of horses moved hasn't been made public.1:15Their relocation took them away from flood-affected ground, but there's no return1:19timetable for the evacuated animals.Read the articleStory timelineHeyDex
