WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — We're still forecasting the coldest air of the season to descend upon South Florida starting Friday night!
Mild temps continue Sunday with afternoon highs warming into the 70s - but we are tracking an interesting weather pattern for the next seven days, to say the least!
Scattered showers will continue to move through the area this morning, with clearing from NW to SE through the day.
Temps will stay seasonal through midweek with pretty good rain and storm chances later Tuesday into early Wednesday, then the "main event"...
The season's first Arctic cold front by the end of the week!
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For us, that will mean lows in the 40s by Christmas weekend so if you're wearing that ugly Christmas sweater maybe have a jacket handy too!
In the meantime, highs will be in the 70s through much of the week with overnight lows mainly in the 60s.
Bitter cold air is pooling over southern Canada right now and is poised to move south and make it's way all the way down to the Gulf coast by next weekend.
Stay tuned for updates as we fine-tune the forecast in the days ahead.
SUNDAY: Showers early, some afternoon clearing. Highs: Mid 70s Winds: NNW 10
MONDAY: Mostly sunny, mild. Highs: Upper 70s
TUESDAY: Mostly sunny to start, Highs: Upper 70s, 60% chance of storms late day through overnight
