WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — The last storms are moving offshore and the sky is starting to clear out after a wet weekend. It will stay fairly muggy overnight even though temperatures are going to be cooling into the lower 70s.
The start of the week ahead will be active too as a stalled out front lingers over Florida through Monday. Look for another around of scattered showers and potential of isolated strong storms on Monday and Tuesday.
Clouds will build back in by morning and there will be the chance for isolated showers. We will be watching for scattered downpours and storms to develop around lunchtime continuing through the early evening. High temperatures will reach for the middle 80s.
Isolated thunderstorms could carry heavy downpours capable of producing localized flooding, frequent lightning, and the chance for damaging wind gusts.
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We will maintain higher rain chances through the first half of the week, which will keep high temperatures at bay. Highs will maintain the mid 80s through the work week.
A large concentration of Saharan dust in the atmosphere is making the trek across the Atlantic. The dust will move into the Caribbean towards the middle of the week. This will help limit our rain chances.
