WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — High heat and humidity continues as we march toward July 4th. High temps will peak in the low 90s this week with the heat index topping the triple digits.
We're not expecting severe weather on Monday; However, storms that develop will be slow-movers with heavy downpours so don't be surprised if a few local flood advisories are issued due to street flooding.
Tropical moisture will linger allowing for a few scattered storms with heavy downpours through the 4th of July but most of these will occur around midday before tracking off slowly to the west and away from us by late afternoon and evening.
This means it looks good for local fireworks shows for the 4th of July this Tuesday evening.
Rain and storm coverage is expected to increase later in the week as a disturbance moves in by Thursday and Friday and possibly lingers right into the weekend.
The tropics are quiet and local marine conditions are uneventful right now.
However, there's a high risk of rip currents for Treasure Coast beaches so be extra careful there and only swim at guarded beaches.
MORE WEATHER: Radar | Alerts | 7-Day Forecast | Hourly Forecast
MONDAY: Midday storms moving well inland. Highs: Lower 90s. Winds: SSE 10
TUESDAY: Mainly dry in the morning, with east coast sea breeze storms forming west of 95 and moving inland. Highs: Lower 90s. Winds SE 5-10
