Heavy rain and severe thunderstorms moved through northeast Palm Beach County on Tuesday night.

Full story: WJNO

Our cameras were out in Jupiter , and many parking lots and side streets were flooded, and there were parts of Indiantown Road that were down to one lane due to high water.

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Jenna Martin

Jupiter, FL

Is there still school tomorrow even though there is flooding?

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