WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Today, expect warm and muggy weather under partly cloudy skies, with a high in the mid-80s, and a southeasterly breeze around 15mph.
A passing shower can't be ruled out this afternoon. There is a chance of an inland storm later tonight as a cold front continues to approach the area.
We are not under a severe weather threat tonight. In the photo above, we are highlighted in the light green, which is the general thunderstorm outlook. This is due to the isolated storm threat after 7 PM.
We will remain humid and unsettled through the weekend.
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Sunday's forecast will be more unsettled with the chance for scattered storms across the region. A warmer day with highs in the middle and upper 80s under partly sunny to overcast skies.
Isolated showers are unlikely in the first half of the day. However, the second half will be more unsettled with scattered storms across South Florida.
A marginal threat for severe weather has been issued, as some could be strong to severe.
It will be another unsettled day as the front sags south on Monday, 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.
Highs remain in the mid-80s each day.
