WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A severe thunderstorm watch been dropped for the entire viewing area.
A flood advisory remains for West Palm Beach to Juno Beach that expires at 11 and a flood advisory from South Palm Beach to Boynton that expires at 11:30 p.m.
There is still some heavy rain along the coast of Lake Worth Beach to Boca Raton but all in all it is weakening and tapering off.
Torrential rainfall in St. Lucie County has also caused some flooding,
An area of moisture is surging in from the Gulf waters and there is a stalled front over Florida and near our area which is keeping the weather pattern unstable this week.
Storms will produce heavy downpours that could lead to some flooding in localized areas. There is a risk of strong to severe storms that may develop in isolated spots most of the week.
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Gusty winds and an isolated funnel cloud or tornado cannot be ruled out the next few days, along with frequent lightning.
The chance of rain remains high through mid-week, so Tuesday will be another wet and stormy day. Showers are possible as early as the morning hours on Tuesday, then another round of storms later Tuesday afternoon.
Spotty showers and storms are possible through the end of the week.
