WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — On Monday, a cold front will approach the area from the west which will bring in a couple of showers or thunderstorms to South Florida.
The rest of the night will be on the warmer side with lows only falling into the mid-upper 60s by Monday morning.
While some sunshine is possible early in the day, clouds will increase late morning with showers first arriving in the Treasure Coast starting around lunchtime. Storms will move south and east through the late afternoon.
Highs will struggle to get out of the 70s for the Treasure Coast, but the Palm Beaches will stay warmer longer— reaching the mid 80s.
It will get windy in the afternoon with the winds mainly blowing from the southwest/west. Occasional gusts will reach 30-40 mph as the front passes.
While it may rain for an hour or so, it will not be an all-day rain event. Rain totals across the area are forecast to fall between 1/4-1/2 an inch by Monday night.
Behind the front, it will cool down again into the 50s for Tuesday and Wednesday morning.
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The rest of the week looks quiet as high pressure builds in from the west, keeping the skies mostly sunny. Highs will stay in the 70s through Wednesday, and warm into the low 80s towards the second half of the work week.
