WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A warm front continues to lift to the north allowing for more moisture and higher rain chances to creep back in. Scattered showers and a few t-storms are expected to continue throughout the day on Monday.
Winds are backing off and the beach/boating hazards will lessen on Monday.
Temperatures stay warm through the first half of the week with high temps in the mid to upper 80s during the day and lows dropping to the mid-70s at night.
A cold front will arrive late Wednesday into Thursday. While its not expected to produce much, if any, rain, the impacts behind the front will give us our first "true" taste of fall bringing in much cooler and drier air starting Thursday.
Highs are expected to only reach the upper 70s with overnight temperatures falling in the 50s for inland communities and some spots along the Treasure Coast.
