WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Skies will be mostly clear tonight with lows dropping into the upper 50's across inland areas and 60s near the coast.
Fog will likely develop once again Sunday morning with light winds and mostly clear skies.
It should dissipate quickly with a mostly sunny skies by late morning.
Nothing more than a few spotty showers are expected mainly along the immediate coast.
A big swirling storm over the north Atlantic will push some swells toward coastal Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast so if you're headed to the beach this weekend only go in ankle-deep and play it safe.
A Small Craft Advisory is in effect for the Treasure coast from the waters from Jupiter Inlet north to Sebastian Inlet where surf is expected to range from 5 - 7 feet.
The rip current risk is high as well so only swim at guarded beaches.
In fact, no significant rain is expected through the middle of next week but a cold front is slated to move in by late-week with a better chance of rain.
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SUNDAY MORNING: Patchy fog possible. Wake-up temps: Upper 50s - Mid 60s. Winds: Light
SUNDAY: Few stray showers, otherwise partly sunny and warm. Highs: Lower 80s Winds NE 10
MONDAY: Isolated showers, partly sunny. Highs: Lower 80s Winds North 5-10
