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The green highlight designates portions of Florida under a Flood Watch through Monday evening, May 24, 2020. Credit: WINK News. WINK News’ Weather Authority confirms a Flood Watch is in effect for coastal and inland Collier County Sunday that will remain in effect through Monday evening. Torrential rainfall in Collier County and other parts of the state have the potential to produce flooding of poor drainage areas in urban locations as well as small creeks, streams and canals. Coastal Broward, coastal Miami-Dade, coastal Palm Beach, far south Miami-Dade, inland Broward, inland Miami-Dade, inland Palm Beach, mainland Monroe, Metro Broward, Metro Miami-Dade and Metro Palm Beach are all effected by the same Flood Watch. FLOOD WATCH: A Flood Watch will remain in effect through Monday evening for Collier County in SW Florida. Moderate – heavy rain may produce flooding in poor drainage areas, low lying areas, small streams, creeks and canals. #flwx pic.twitter.com/I5iuwpuEEP — Greg Rule (@WXRules) May 24, 2020 Keep up with the WINK News Weather Authority on Twitter! Follow Chief Meteorologist Jim Farrell, Meteorologist Matt Devitt and Meteorologists Brooke Silverang, Greg Rule and K.C. Sherman! The WINK News Weather Authority will have the latest information for you online and during broadcasts on WXCW and WINK.