WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Friday will be much drier then the previous days this week as a frontal boundary ushers in more of a fall-like airmass. We will still have a chance of showers and perhaps a stray storm over the next two days. Coverage stays around 30%
Winds Friday will be out of the northeast from 10-15 mph with high temps in the
upper 80s through the weekend.
More sunshine and less humid conditions on Saturday, then late day pop-up storms on Sunday.
The first day of fall is Saturday, so it will be a welcome change with lower humidity for the day.
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More scattered storms return next week with warmer and more humid conditions.
In the tropics, Hurricane Nigel is dealing with stronger wind shear and will move over cooler waters, so wakening is expected. It will stay over the open waters of the north-central Atlantic Ocean.
A tropical wave now located just off the west coast of Africa is likely to become a tropical depression late this week, or maybe Tropical Storm Ophelia this weekend.
A non-tropical low will develop off the southeastern U.S. coast late this week. It may acquire subtropical characteristics as it moves toward the North Carolina coast.
