WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Our early taste of fall-like weather continues Sunday with mostly sunny skies and lower humidity.
Drier air across the area will keep rain chances almost non-existent on Sunday.
Wake- up temps start in the 60s for the Treasure Coast and low 70s near the coast in Palm Beach County.
Highs will reach the mid 80s Sunday - with temps warming into the upper 80s by mid-week.
Moisture starts to creep back on Tuesday with a chance of isolated storms during the afternoon.
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Hazardous boating conditions continue Sunday - however seas will start to come down during the day.
A northerly to northeasterly swell generated by a strong system over the northeastern United States will keep seas around 4 to 6 feet through Sunday morning. A High Rip Current Risk remains in effect along Atlantic beaches through Sunday evening.
The king-tide cycle is also increasing our coastal flooding threat.
A Coastal Flood Advisory is in effect for coastal Palm Beach County through Sunday afternoon. The National Weather Service says observed water levels have recently been running higher than forecast guidance, increasing the possibility of minor to moderate coastal flooding around high tide.
Residents and visitors near vulnerable coastal areas should be prepared for water covering some low-lying locations during peak high-tide cycles.
If you do encounter flooded roadways - please don't attempt to drive through the standing water.
