WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — As February ended on a wetter note, we have entered March keeping slight rain chances in the forecast each day.
It will be a mildly warm night with some partial cloud cover sticking around. A couple of showers and isolated thunderstorms are possible into the overnight hours, especially near the coast. Lows are forecast to fall into the mid-upper 60s by Monday morning.
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High pressure builds in Monday leading to breezier northeasterly winds, especially along the coast.
Deteriorating beach and boating conditions are forecast this week as a result of the onshore winds.
While most of Monday remains partly sunny and pleasant, the onshore breeze this week combined with ample moisture keeps a small chance for passing coastal showers in the forecast, but widespread or soaking rain is not expected.
Therefore, rainfall totals are expected to remain very light, but we will take what we can get!
With a gradual warming trend, temperatures will hold several degrees above seasonal averages this week. You can expect highs to reach the mid 80s starting Wednesday.
