WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Friday night will stay partly cloudy with temperatures on the warmer side. By early Saturday morning, lows will fall into the lower 70s in the Palm Beaches and around 70 on the Treasure Coast. Okeechobee will be in the mid 60s.
For the weekend, the wind will back off some. The weather will remain quiet with slim rain chances. Both Saturday and Sunday will be partly to mostly sunny.
Saturday will be a nice and dry day with highs climbing into the low-mid 80s.
There will be a high risk of rip currents along our coast through Saturday. Make sure you are only swimming in water near lifeguards.
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While some cities in the Treasure Coast have heated up past 90 degrees this month, West Palm Beach has not hit 90 degrees so far this year.
Sunday will be the warmest out of the next several days with some areas reaching the upper 80s, near 90. It's possible for some spots to get to 90 on Sunday, but most of us will stay in the 80s on Sunday and through the rest of April.
Next week, a weak "back door" cold front will move through Monday; meaning the front will approach from the opposite direction compared to normal. It'll only shave off a few degrees from the highs on Tuesday and Wednesday, and turn winds to the east-northeast. There will only be a slight chance for a few passing showers. Then, temperatures warm back up at the end of next week.
