WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Sunday will start relatively quiet - before we see another round of showers and storms Sunday afternoon.
On Saturday - Multiple reports of flooding came out of Boynton Beach where rainfall rates were estimated at 4 - 6" an hour.
Palm Beach County remains under a flood watch through midnight on June 5th
Just to our south, we had reports from Fort Lauderdale indicating 83 mph winds and half-dollar size hail.
Low pressure added to the greater circulation around Arlene will continue to keep our atmosphere moist through Saturday.
Arlene has now been downgraded to a remnant low and will continue to weaken
The best chance of showers & storms will be during the afternoon and evening hours on Sunday, some of the storms could be strong with possible hail, high winds, and flooding.
Minor coastal flooding is also a concern the next couple of days due to the combination of high tides and a full moon.
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SUNDAY: Mainly afternoon storms, pushing inland. Highs: Mid 80s Winds: NE 10
MONDAY: A 40 percent chance of showers and thunderstorms after 8am. Partly sunny. Highs: near 85. North wind around 10 mph.
