WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A few showers to a storm is possible this evening, but it will be lighter activity on the radar. Again, most of the storms trend further inland.
Partly cloudy and very warm and humid overnight. Lows in the middle and upper 70s.
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A southerly breeze continues into Wednesday, which will keep our hot and humid stretch around. Highs return to near 90 in most locations. Partly cloudy skies turn to isolated showers and storm possible on Wednesday afternoon.
A cold front will sag south. This boundary will stall and create instability over the next several days. This will lead to scattered strong to severe storms.
Scattered showers and storms are expected to start in the late morning on Thursday. Some will be strong to potentially severe with damaging wind gusts and small hail is possible.
The same threats will be in place on Friday as we track another round of scattered showers and storms possible.
Heavy rainfall leading to areas of localized flooding will be a concern for both days.
The convective energy will linger over the weekend as the boundary lingers just north of us. Keep a close eye on the radar over the weekend as scattered rain and storm chances will persist. In addition to the storm potential, the threat of heat and high humidity will continue with highs near 90.
