WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Isolated strong storms are moving east at 40 mph and continue to develop ahead of a cold front that will reach South Florida later today.
Large hail is also possible with these storms but strong winds are the biggest threat.
There is a marginal risk of severe storms issued by the Storm Prediction Center for Monday afternoon. This means that there is an isolated chance that storms can become severe, producing gusty winds and heavy rain.
Here's a look at the timing of the rain today. The storms will start along the Treasure Coast later this afternoon and push south this evening. As the line pushes, south the line will weaken. pic.twitter.com/EYoA83p9DZ
— Kahtia Hall (@KahtiaHall) March 13, 2023
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Then the cooldown arrives on Tuesday morning with lows in the low 60s across the Palm Beaches and 50s for the Treasure Coast.
Tuesday afternoon temperatures will be in the mid to upper 70s.
A chilly start on Wednesday with lows in the 50s all across the area. Cloudy skies for Wednesday afternoon which will keep highs cool in the low 70s.
The 70s for highs and chilly mornings are also expected through the end of the week with more sunshine Thursday and Friday.
