WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Rain chances are tapering off this evening after earlier storms moved through many areas of Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast.
A heat advisory remains in effect for Palm Beach County through Tuesday evening.
A bit of relief from the dangerous heat will also come with a change of the winds from southwest to southeast by mid-week. Passing storms are expected the rest of the week, but will remain mainly inland and west.
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Afternoon high temperatures will moderate to normal this Tuesday and Wednesday. The normal high temperature is 90 degrees for this time of the year. Hotter temperatures return by the weekend.
In the tropics, Tropical Storm Don is looping around the north-central Atlantic waters, while the rest of the tropics remains inactive as a huge and intense plume of Saharan Dust sweeps across the Atlantic and eventually into parts of Florida later this week.
