WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — The weather pattern will be similar for Monday with unusually high heat and another round of storms.
The winds will stay off-shore Monday. As a result, the Gulf Coast sea breeze will march across the state and bring us late day storms.
While severe weather is not expected, any storm could produce flooding rain and winds in excess of 40 MPH.
The heat advisory has been extended into Monday evening for Palm Beach County, as our heat index will range from 105-100 degrees.
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Daytime highs through the workweek will be in the lower to mid 90's.
Tuesday is a transition day as the winds start to shift to the southeast as the Bermuda High builds in.
Wednesday through Friday, the afternoon storms will march from east to west.
They will start along the Atlantic coast and march inland as the afternoon wears on.
In the Tropics:
Subtropical Depression Don continues to meander roughly 800 miles SE of the Canadian Maritimes with maximum sustained winds of 35 mph.
The forecast calls for it to turn south and eventually restrengthen to a Tropical Storm.
Still no threat to land.
