WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — If you’re an early riser, expect some patchy morning fog over the next few days—possibly dense in a few spots. Once it burns off,(around 8/9am) we’re in for a stretch of warm, mostly dry weather that lasts well into next week.
High pressure is keeping things calm and pleasant, with afternoon temperatures running above normal: low 80s along the coast and low to mid-80s inland. You’ll notice light winds most days, with a gentle sea breeze kicking up along the coast each afternoon.
For outdoor plans, it’s a great stretch—perfect for beach walks, bike rides, nature trails, or a relaxed paddle on local waterways.
Overall, it’s shaping up to be a warm, mostly sunshine-filled week and weekend—great for enjoying the outdoors, just keep an eye on the fog early and the rip currents at the beach.
Looking ahead to late this weekend, a weak cold front slides through, shifting winds to the north. It won't bring much cooling and no real rain. By midweek, winds turn back onshore, and while a stray shower may move in from the Atlantic Tuesday or Wednesday, most areas should stay dry. Thanksgiving is still a bit uncertain, but early signs point to a mild to warm holiday with only small shower chances. Next stronger cold front may not come until Thanksgiving weekend.
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If you’re heading out on the water, boating conditions stay favorable through Saturday with light, variable winds and seas around 1–2 feet, increasing slightly to 3 feet in the Gulf Stream Sunday into Monday as winds shift. Just one safety note: there’s a moderate Risk of rip currents on the Treasure Coast, so use caution if you plan on getting in the water.
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