WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Wake-up temps will range from the mid 60s inland to the mid 70s at the coast.
High pressure will be our dominant weather maker over the next several days keeping us relatively dry and warm. However, breezy NE winds off the ocean will allow for a few scattered showers Sunday.
Rainfall will be spotty and short-lived as these showers move quickly off to the west.
Due to the winds, and a northerly swell - small craft are urged to use caution out on the ocean with surf 3-5 feet. There will also be a high risk of rip currents through Sunday.
Once again afternoon high temps will peak in the mid 80s - several degrees above our average high for this time of year.
No big cold fronts are in store through the next week or so and no heavy rain or storms is expected through the next 5-7 days either.
The forecast looks dry for all of the trick-or-treaters Monday evening with temps in the upper 70s for most
In the tropics a disturbance in the eastern Caribbean is moving west and could become a tropical depression or tropical storm soon but poses no threat to South Florida.
Computer models forecast this system to end up in Central America later next week.
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OVERNIGHT: Mainly dry, otherwise mild. Lows: Mid 70s
SUNDAY: Mostly sunny, warm. Highs: Mid 80s
