WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Deep tropical moisture combined with a trough to our north will keep us unsettled on Sunday with scattered showers & t'storms developing close to the coast and moving inland.
Steering currents are light/weak so any storms that form will drift slowly to the west but might turn back closer to the coastal sections later Sunday during the evening.
Torrential downpours are possible with some of these heavier storms but no severe weather is expected.
Little day-to-day change is expected through the middle of next week with computer models hinting at some relatively drier/more stable air arriving after that.
In the tropics - we're keeping an eye on a couple of waves in the Atlantic and one in the Caribbean. None of these pose a threat to the U.S. at this time.
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OVERNIGHT: Showers fading, then warm and muggy. Lows: Near 80
SUNDAY & MONDAY: Good chance of showers/storms, especially just inland. Highs: Near 90
TUESDAY: A little dry air moving in will lower rain chances down to 40%. Highs: Near 90
