WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — We will remain humid with unsettled weather through the weekend as a cold front tracks south over Florida.
Tonight, a couple of light showers are possible overnight. Clouds will also linger. Temperatures will fall into the low-mid 70s for the Palm Beaches and the upper 60s for the Treasure Coast.
We will be tracking the chance for scattered storms across the region on Sunday.
Under partly to mostly cloudy skies, it will be a warmer and muggier day with highs in the middle and upper 80s.
An isolated shower is possible before noon, but downpours and thunderstorms will be likely later in the day. The further south you are, the later the storms will arrive.
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A marginal threat for severe weather has been issued, as some could be strong or severe with the primary threats of frequent lightning and gusty wind. An isolated spin-up can't be ruled out.
The wet forecast will be on repeat for Monday as the front sags south, leaving storm chances in the forecast. Most of the stormy weather will occur after 2 PM.
Isolated rain chances will continue for the remainder of the week and temperatures will stay warm and muggy.
The front will not wash away the humidity as it will stay muggy and toasty through the week. Highs will remain in the mid-upper 80s each day.
