Climate in Coral Springs
Coral Springs sits inland in northwest Broward County under a hot, humid subtropical climate with heavy summer rainfall, and flood risk here is a documented, real concern -- both from long-run flood-risk modeling and from a specific, dated 2024 flooding event that hit Broward County broadly.
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Learn moreHot, Humid, and Wet -- With a Sharp Summer Rainfall Peak
Coral Springs' annual temperatures range from an average low of 61.5°F to an average high of 89.2°F, with summer days typically running 75-89°F. Annual rainfall averages about 58 inches, heavily concentrated in summer: roughly 8 inches in June, 9 inches in July, and 8 inches (peaking at 6.38 inches in a single month on some readings) in August, versus under 1 inch in January.
Documented Flood Risk
Flood-risk modeling referenced in this pass estimates roughly a 28% chance of a flood at least 10 inches deep over a 30-year period for buildings in Coral Springs, and describes all 56 of the city's census tracts as having a majority of buildings facing meaningful exposure to high-tide, surface, or riverine flooding -- a citywide risk pattern, not isolated to one area. This figure comes from aggregated flood-risk-modeling data found via search rather than a single named primary source, so treat it as directional.
A Recent, Real Broward County Flood Event
In June 2024, a slow-moving low-pressure trough dropped 18-20 inches of rain on parts of Broward and Miami-Dade counties over just a few days, with Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, and North Miami hardest-hit; Governor DeSantis declared a state of emergency across five counties including Broward, and damage exceeded $100 million, per CBS News and Census Bureau reporting. This pass did not confirm Coral Springs specifically among the hardest-hit areas -- the worst damage was concentrated closer to the coast -- but the event illustrates real, recent flood risk across the county Coral Springs sits within.
Key takeaways
- Coral Springs averages a 61.5-89.2°F annual temperature range with about 58 inches of rain a year, heavily concentrated in summer (roughly 8-9 inches/month June-August vs. under 1 inch in January).
- Flood-risk modeling found in this pass estimates roughly a 28% chance of a 10+ inch flood over 30 years, with all 56 city census tracts showing majority-building exposure to some form of flooding -- directional data from aggregated modeling, not a single named primary source.
- The June 2024 South Florida floods (18-20 inches of rain over days, $100M+ in damage, a five-county state of emergency including Broward) illustrate real, recent flood risk countywide, though Coral Springs specifically was not confirmed among the hardest-hit areas -- coastal Broward took the worst of that event.
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