WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Our first official week of summer will feature steamy temps with readings staying above-average through Friday. Overnight low temps will range from the upper 70s for the Palm Beach County Coast and mid 70s across inland areas and the Treasure Coast.
Our pattern starts to change Monday. Rain and storm chances will decrease as high pressure ridges across the area helping to keep a lid on widespread storms.
Despite this ridge, scattered storms will be possible each afternoon - with coverage around 30%-40%
We're also tracking some Saharan dust that will help keep rain chances at bay during the middle of the week.
However, the bigger story remains the heat, with highs in the low 90s and heat index values once again reaching 100–105 degrees. This keeps us in a moderate heat risk - so make sure to stay hydrated and limit your time outdoors.
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Rain chances increase slightly Thursday and Friday - but only at 40% coverage.
Outside of showers and storms, boating conditions look favorable this week with 1-2' seas and light SE winds.
No development is expected in the tropics over the next 7 days.
