WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — This evening, we are tracking storms moving in from our west, as the westerly flow is stronger today. The last of the thunderstorms will move off the coast late tonight. Isolated rain showers are possible overnight.
Lows will cool into the mid-to-upper 70s overnight.
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Partly-mostly cloudy skies continue tomorrow with more rounds of storms developing in the afternoon and evening. Highs will reach for the upper 80s.
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A cold front is breaking down as it heads towards Florida. As the front weakens, an area of low pressure could emerge a chance that a tropical or subtropical depression develops this weekend or early next week. Regardless of development, impacts remain virtually the same with periods of heavy rainfall over the next several days.
For the Fourth of July, it's possible that the rain will clear out by the time firework celebrations are set to begin, but the day looks rather soggy.
It will be cloudy with isolated showers in the morning. Heavy downpours and thunderstorms will start to move in during the early afternoon.
The weekend doesn't look like it will stay dry either with more clouds than sunshine and scattered storms staying in the forecast.
Common rain totals are forecast to be around 2-3 inches by Sunday evening.
