WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Saharan dust will start to dissipate across our region on Monday. This will bring us higher rain/thunderstorm chances through the rest of the work week.
Monday looks to be one last mainly dry day as the last of the dust works its way out. The day will start off partly sunny and humid. Isolated pop-up storms are still possible during the afternoon as the sea breeze pushes inland. Highs will work their way into the lower 90s with feels-like temps around 100.
A more typical Florida summer set-up returns on Tuesday with afternoon scattered showers/ thunderstorms. Highs will trend in the upper 80s, near 90 each day.
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We are tracking another possible intrusion of drier air for next weekend, which could once again lower rain chances.
The tropics remain quiet for now across the Atlantic basin with nothing expected to develop in the next 7 days.
