What to Know Thursday, May 15 marks the start of the South Florida rainy season, and it runs until Oct. 15 This is when South Florida gets 60-70% of its yearly rainfall, sometimes more. Rainy ...

Rainy season begins May 15 in South Florida and May 25 in West Central parts of the state, National Weather Service says. Meteorologists explain what thunderstorm season is and what has to happen.

The rainy season doesn’t slam to a halt overnight, though it may seem like it. When it does, it's usually because of one key ingredient: cold fronts.

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South Florida's Rainy Season will officially begin on May 15. The National Weather Service of Miami is forecasting for above-normal rainfall this season.

MIAMI (CBSMiami) -- The days are counting down to the start of South Florida's rainy season. The season officially kicks off on May 15th and runs through October 15th.

What to KnowThursday, May 15, marks the start of the South Florida rainy season, and it runs until Oct. 15 This is when South Florida gets 60-70% of its yearly rainfall, sometimes more.

Like hurricane season, rainy season is bookended. It begins Monday, May 15 and ends Sunday, October 15. Get local news you need to know to start your day with NBC 6's News Headlines newsletter.

You see, the rainy season doesn’t punch in on the dot like a clock-in machine. It’s more of a gradual takeover, marked by an uptick in those classic Florida showers and thunderstorms.