WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A disturbance moving through tomorrow will increase the chances for showers/storms mainly in the morning through midday.
Easterly winds will keep the risk of rip currents HIGH at area beaches Monday.
Saharan dust arrives on Tuesday and thickens up through the week which will limit our rain chances to less than 20% from Tuesday through Friday.
Back to school weather looks hazy, hot, and humid on Wednesday but rain chances appear minimal at this point.
In the tropics a system emerging off the coast of Africa has a 40% chance (medium) of development in the next 5 days.
Long range models have this system (possibly TS Danielle) spinning through the central Atlantic north of the Lesser Antilles by next weekend.
Plenty of time to watch it.
It appears the Cape Verde portion of the season is now open for business.
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OVERNIGHT: Scattered showers/storms especially late. Lows: Near 80 Winds: ESE 10-15
MONDAY: Showers/storms mainly in the morning, clearing in the afternoon. Highs: Lower 90s Winds: E 10-15
TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY: Hazy sun, hot and humid. Isolated showers. Highs: Lower 90s
