WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A few showers and thunderstorms are possible overnight. It will remain warm and humid with temperatures in the mid-70s.
Typical South Florida weather this time of year as Friday starts out partly sunny with scattered storms developing in the afternoon and evening. Highs will work their way into the lower 90s.
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The holiday weekend looks a bit unsettled at times, especially on Sunday. Every day will be hot and humid with some sunshine to start. But shortly after lunchtime, storms will likely start developing. On Saturday they will develop on the Gulf side of the peninsula.
Steering currents will then push them east towards the I-95 corridor later in the day. Sunday looks to be the most active of the three days this holiday weekend with numerous widespread downpours and thunderstorms across the entire viewing area. Another round of afternoon thunderstorms are likely on Labor Day.
This wetter pattern will last at least throughout mid-week. Strong storms are possible during this pattern, especially on Tuesday.
The tropics are remaining quiet for the next couple of days. Soon, a tropical wave will emerge off the west African coast, and gradual development of this wave is expected next week as it tracks westward across the Atlantic.
