 Rainfall amounts in portions of southern Miami-Dade County ranged from , with a peak total of in Homestead.An aerial survey of Miami-Dade County indicated that an approximately area from the eastern edge of the Everglades from just south of Miami to the southern tip of Florida was flooded with of water – described as a "solid sheet of water from Kendall Drive all the way south" – while Homestead and West Kendall were inundated with water about in depth.At a trailer park in Homestead, water approached the doors of the mobile homes.