WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — High pressure sprawling across the southeastern U.S. will continue gusty NE winds on Monday.
Due to King Tides, localized flooding will be possible at the immediate coast. A coastal flood statement is in effect for Palm Beach County.
We have a 30% chance of seeing quick-moving showers on the NE winds on Monday.
Gusty winds along with a NE swell will keep several beach and boating hazards in place for Monday.
Currently - we have a small craft advisory, a high surf advisory, and a coastal flood statement in place. In addition - the rip current risk stays high.
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This tight pressure gradient will keep elevated winds in the forecast for Tuesday too with a low-end chance of passing showers.
Overnight lows will drop into the mid-70s with highs expected to warm into the mid-80s through the week.
The same weather pattern continues on Wednesday with breezy winds and a few gusty showers. Temperatures remain seasonal in the middle 80s.
Marine hazards will lessen by the end of the week as our winds finally relax.
We'll see a little more sunshine too with low-end rain chances.
