WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A cool front is making its way through our area, bringing sunny conditions and less humidity over the next few days.
After a very stormy past few days, sunshine and pleasant weather will return Tuesday.
It will be dry again on Wednesday with lows in the upper 60s and highs in the low 80s. Then rain chances creep back up late week and into the weekend, along with temperatures.
A tornado warning for east-central Palm Beach County and a flood advisory have expired.
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The National Weather Service in Miami earlier in the day issued a tornado warning for east-central Palm Beach County, including Riviera Beach, North Palm Beach and Palm Beach Gardens.
Frequent lightning, heavy rain that may cause flooding and gusty winds of 60 mph are the main weather threats with these storms.
Parts of the area are under a risk of excessive rainfall. Therefore, localized flooding is possible, especially in eastern Palm Beach County.
WPTV's Shannon Cake reported seeing hail hit the windshield of her car while traveling north on Interstate 95 between the 45th Street and Blue Heron Boulevard exits.
