WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — We continue to experience above average temperatures as a "heat dome" strengthens across Florida. Rising heights at the 500 millibar level will result in temps as high as 95 degrees for the east coast metros by middle portions of this workweek.
Heat advisories may be issued through the week due to the feels-like temps as hot as 110 degrees.
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Monday looks very similar with another round of scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms expected across the region. The highest rain chances will once again focus inland and west of the I-95 corridor before some storms push back east across the Treasure Coast.
The strongest storms are expected west of Interstate 95 and across inland portions of Martin, St. Lucie and Indian River counties as sea breeze boundaries collide.
While not everyone will see rain, any storm that develops could produce frequent lightning, and heavy downpours Slow-moving storms may also create localized flooding in poor drainage and low-lying areas.
As storm coverage drops by mid-week - we'll see more sun and fewer clouds. Remember to stay hydrated and limit strenuous outdoor activities.
Boating conditions stay favorable with seas 1-2 feet and winds out of the SE at 5-10.
