WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A few showers will be possible early Sunday morning especially near the coast on the gusty beach breezes.
Wake-up temps will be mild in the low 70s inland to the mid and upper 70s near the immediate coast.
Sunday will be unseasonably warm and breezy with mostly sunny skies as an area of high pressure stays offshore the mid-Atlantic. Afternoon highs will reach into the lower and middle 80s with some low-level moisture. Expect sustained easterly winds around 15-20 mph with gusts to 30 mph.
Due to these windy conditions, a small craft advisory is in effect through Monday with a high risk of rip currents too. If you are not a strong swimmer - your best bet is to stay on the sand Sunday. Seas will range from 5 - 8 feet in the Atlantic ocean and inland waters will be choppy.
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Clouds start to increase late Sunday into Monday along with slightly higher rain chances, due to a tropical wave to the east of the central Bahamas.
By Tuesday - the tropical wave will start to move away from the area - and we should see a little more sunshine for the second half of the day. Temps will stay slightly above average - in the mid 80s.
If you're looking for a cool down we have some good news for you - by Wednesday, we're tracking a cold front that will push south of our area, ushering in much drier air and a lot more sunshine to wrap out the week.
High temperatures will drop back into the upper 70s and lower 80s by Friday with lows in the upper 60s for Friday morning.
