WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Saharan dust may be moving out tonight, but rain chances remain lower thanks to high pressure sticking around through the weekend.
Under a partly cloudy sky, an isolated shower is still possible tonight. Lows will fall just below 80 for the Palm Beaches and mid-upper 70s for the Treasure Coast and inland.
While the weekend looks mainly dry, you can still expect a few morning showers along the coast, and isolated inland storms in the afternoon. Highs will peak around 90.
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Father's Day will start with a few stray coastal showers, then skies will clear along the coast, and rain chances will shift to inland areas and around the lake. Still, isolated activity is expected, with rain chances at only 20%.
The rip current risk will be at a moderate level throughout the weekend, so be careful on the water this weekend. Sunday will be the best day for boating compared to today and tomorrow.
It looks like rain chances will stay below normal going into next week, with mainly isolated activity expected.
The tropics are quiet for now.
