The chances for heavy rain remain high on Friday in South Florida, but will gradually decrease as a front approaches on the weekend.

Parts of Broward County saw waterlogged roads and stalled vehicles Friday as seasonal tides and afternoon storms combined.

Several Hallandale Beach neighborhoods were underwater Friday afternoon as heavy rain brought flooding. Hallandale Beach Fire Rescue said some drivers called for help because they found themselves in high water. They also saw a spike in accidents because of the weather, but there were no reports of any injuries.

Several types of weather watches, warnings and advisories are in effect across Florida. Here's what they mean.

The Weather Prediction Center has put Broward and Miami-Dade under a level 1 risk of flash flooding since heavy downpours and localized flooding will be possible.

Residents were dealing with heavy flooding in parts of South Florida Friday as heavy rain was moving through the area.

A Weather Alert Day has been issued for Friday due to significant coastal impacts. Flooding rains, strong winds and significant coastal flooding are likely Friday into Friday night. A cold front and a developing Nor’easter in the Atlantic are combining to produce heavy rain, gusty winds and coastal flooding.

Major flooding continues to threaten Central Florida as fast-moving showers from the Atlantic Coast continue to push inland this weekend.

Atlantic are bracing for continued coastal flooding as seasonal King Tides, this month’s Supermoon and relentless onshore winds combine to send water rushing inland into coastal communities.