WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Wake-up temps Monday morning will start in the upper 70s along the coast to the mid 70's inland.
We'll continue to see storms each and everyday this week with the strongest storms expected late afternoon through the early evening. Westerly winds will continue to drive storm activity which will keep the focus for afternoon thunderstorms toward Florida’s east coast.
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With plenty of moisture in the mid and upper levels of the atmosphere - it won't take much for afternoon storms to develop Monday along the east coast sea breeze.
Additional storms are likely to fire up along outflow boundaries from previous storms.
The atmosphere across our area remains very moist and unstable. That means once storms develop, they could quickly produce heavy rainfall, lightning, and gusty winds.
Slow storm movement and repeated rounds of rain could produce heavy rain fall and localized flooding.
Please don't try to drive through standing water as it may be deeper than you realize.
High temps this week will stay slightly above average into the low 90s with triple-digit feels like temps.
Outside of storms, the boating forecast looks good for Monday with seas around 2 feet and a light chop on the Intracoastal.
