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Monday, November 2, 2026

Flash flooding hit Panama City; Bay High upset Mosley

Plus, Bay High ended Mosley's perfect season in overtime, 17-16.

The Daily Panama City team2 stories10 sources4 min read

WeatherTop story

Sunday's heavy rain flooded Panama City roads, and Monday brings a sunny break

5-8 inchesof rain that fell on Panama City, per police

The Panama City Police Department gave that range. WJHG's headline says Bay County saw up to 8 inches.

Source: mypanhandle.com

If you woke up to water in the road Sunday, you weren't alone. The National Weather Service issued a Flash Flood Warning for Central Panama City that lasted until 10:15 a.m. WMBB reports roads near Panama City Mall, Callaway and Sam's Club were completely covered in water.

The warning ended at 10:15 a.m., but News13 saw flooding last later into the afternoon.

  • Report flooding: PCPD non-emergency line, 850-872-3112
  • Ask that it be relayed to the National Weather Service
  • Our advice: turn around, don't drown, and skip flooded roads

Today looks better. WJHG says Monday will be sunny, warming through the 70s to the 80s around midday. Heading east? Bring sunglasses. The forecast also says more rain is to come.

Sunday's flooding gives way to a sunny Monday

WhenConditions
Sunday morningFlash Flood Warning until 10:15 a.m.
Sunday afternoonNews13 saw flooding last later
MondaySunny, 80s around midday

Sources: WJHG, mypanhandle.com

High School Football

Bay High ended Mosley's perfect season with a 17-⁠16 overtime win

If you skipped Saturday night's game, you missed a good one. The Panama City News Herald says Bay High handed Mosley its first loss of the season with a dramatic overtime victory. WMBB has the final at 17-16 in the week 11 matchup.

Bay High's upset left the Tornadoes 8-⁠2 and the Dolphins 8-⁠1

17-16
final score, Bay High over Mosley in overtime
8-2
Bay High's record after the win
8-1
Mosley's record after its first loss

Sources: Panama City News Herald, mypanhandle.com

The Tornadoes now await seeding. The Dolphins have a quick turnaround.

  • Bay High: awaiting seeding
  • next: hosts Arnold on Wed., Nov. 4

Nov. 4when Mosley hosts Arnold next

The Dolphins return to the field Wednesday after their first loss of the season.

Source: mypanhandle.com

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News Notes

Marina accident

Lelia Roberts, who lives in South Carolina, told NewsChannel7 her youngest daughter, Araebia Ashley, is 'doing much better' after an accident at the Panama City Marina. Roberts is grateful to the good Samaritans who helped. WJHG

Food trucks

The in Parker held its Halloween bash and grand opening Saturday. It had live music and a trunk or treat for kids. mypanhandle.com

Boo by the Beach

's annual Boo by the Beach drew trick-or-treaters from across Bay County Saturday evening. The streets were closed, so families went store to store and over to the trunk-or-treat cars. WJHG

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Flash flooding hit Panama City; Bay High upset Mosley

Plus, Bay High ended Mosley's perfect season in overtime, 17-16.

The TLDR

  1. Sunday's rain flooded roads near Panama City Mall, Callaway and Sam's Club
  2. Monday is sunny and warm, with more rain on the way
  3. Bay High beat undefeated Mosley 17-16 in overtime
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