WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — The heat is on as we close out our last weekend in July.
Temps on Sunday will range from the low to mid 90s with the heat index ranging from 105 - 110 degrees. A heat advisory has been issued for Palm Beach County until Sunday evening.
While no significant weathermakers are on the horizon, daytime heat, humidity, and the seabreeze will trigger scattered to numerous showers & storms each day through next week.
Coverage might be enhanced a bit early next week with a weak tropical wave moving through.
Summerlike conditions will persist this week with highs in the 90s, the "feels like" over 105, and storms developing near the coast then moving inland each afternoon.
The beach and boating forecast looks good with light winds and surf. However - seas and winds will kick up in and around thunderstorms.
In the tropics a disturbance in the central Atlantic has a 70% chance (high) of developing into a depression in the next few days and will likely become "Emily" next week but it's expected to curve well out to sea and have no impact on the U.S.
This disturbance has a 70% chance of development in the next 7 days.
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SUNDAY: Hot and humid, scattered showers & storms likely. Highs: Mid 90s Winds: SSE 10
MONDAY: Mostly sunny, hot and humid, scattered storms. Highs: Mid 90s Winds: SW/SE 5-10
TUESDAY: Mostly sunny, scattered storms after 2pm. Highs : Mid 90s Winds: SW/SE 5-10 mph
