WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A typical early-summer South Florida pattern is expected across Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast, with the highest thunderstorm threat focused inland and west of the coastal communities as the Atlantic sea breeze moves inland during the afternoon.
Along the coast, expect partly sunny, hot and humid conditions. Highs will reach the low 90s with east to southeast winds of 10–15 mph. Only a low chance of a brief shower.
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Further inland, there will be increasing clouds with spotty thunderstorms developing through mid to late afternoon.
Tonight, if the clouds clear enough, you can catch a glimpse of Jupiter and Venus making their closest approach in the twilight sky. The best time to look will be around 9 PM. Look west-northwest to see the bright planets just a pinky wide apart.
Clouds will increase overnight with the chance for some coastal showers Wednesday morning. Rain will shift inland by the afternoon with partly sunny skies near the coast. Highs will be in the upper 80s.
Much higher rain chances and coverage returns by the end of the work week.
Good news! There is no tropical cyclone development expected within the next seven days.
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