WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Stay tuned to the forecast this week as we are expecting impacts from a disturbance developing in the Atlantic Ocean.
Breezy - but generally quiet weather through Tuesday with scattered fast-moving showers.
A coastal flood watch is in effect from late Monday until Friday evening.
Here's the vipircast future radar through early Wednesday morning as we track our next tropical disturbance heading our way. pic.twitter.com/p0ijH8IVDx
— John Gerard (@JGerardWeather) November 6, 2022
A system organizing north of Hispaniola by Monday is blocked by high pressure to the north, which will steer this system westward toward the Florida peninsula by midweek.
Model uncertainty on strength and track, everything from some wind and rain to a possible hurricane is on the table until forecast certainty improves the next couple of days.
Worst conditions would be Wednesday and Thursday, clearing Friday and into the weekend.
Review those hurricane preparation checklists and stay tuned for important updates coming soon!
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MONDAY-TUESDAY: Partly sunny, windy, scattered showers around. Highs: Mid 80s Winds: East 20-30 mph
WEDNESDAY: Deteriorating conditions, strong winds, heavy rain possible by afternoon.
