WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — We'll wake up to a full moon Sunday morning. The full moon in July is called the "Buck" moon.
It will be warm and muggy with temps in the low 80s at the immediate coast and feels like temps in the 90s
Sunday will feature a similar pattern with mainly mid to late afternoon storms. The east coast sea breeze will form further inland than Saturday - and storms will start a little further west. Rain chances will be highest out west by Lake Okeechobee
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Boating looks good for Sunday with seas running 1-2 feet. The only exception will be where storms develop - increasing seas and winds.
It will be another day of finding creative ways to stay cool! Extreme heat with heat indices in the triple digits will keep a heat advisory in place through 6 p.m. on Sunday
Saharan air will stick around for one more day before starting to move out early in the week
Southeast winds will continue to transport plenty of tropical moisture across the area - and as a result we will still stay unsettled.
Our hot temperatures stick around through the workweek. Highs remain to be seasonally hot and humid in the lower 90s for most of next week.
As far as the tropics, conditions still remain calm. We don't expect to see a tropical cyclone within the next week. There is a lot of dust coming off the west coast of Africa that will help subdue any tropical development.
