WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Widespread showers and perhaps a stray storm will continue to impact the area through early Monday morning.
Palm Beach International set a record for rainfall today - receiving 1.91" which beats the old record of 1.60" way back in 1920
As low pressure pulls off our coast - winds will gust upwards of 40mph along portions of the Treasure Coast.
Skies will start mostly cloudy Monday with slow clearing during the second half of the day
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A gale warning is in effect on Monday - along with a small craft advisory through Tuesday evening due to strong winds and rough waters.
Gusty northerly winds will keep temps cool on Monday - only warming into the mid and upper 60s.
We'll stay cool and dry through midweek - with a warming trend taking place for the second half of the week
Highs on Tuesday and Wednesday stay near 70 degrees with temps warming to 77 degrees by Friday.
Next weekend looks to be seasonably warm with low end rain chances.
