WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A dome of high pressure, also called a Bermuda high, remains in control for now. This means we will continue the warm and muggy trend into Thursday.
Tonight it will be mostly fair with some areas of patchy fog possible. Temperatures will be mild in the low 70s Thursday morning.
Temperatures will be the warmest of the week in the middle to upper 80s possible.
A mix of sun and clouds is likely with a few showers. A weak front will drape south splitting our viewing area, creating more instability. A few isolated thunderstorms in the late afternoon and evening can't be ruled out. A south-southeasterly breeze is also expected with occasional 25+ mph gusts possible.
The boundary will weaken by later Friday. However, Friday will still be in the lower 80s with a few afternoon showers possible.
Over the weekend, we will maintain slim shower chances with warm temperatures. Still look for abnormally warmer afternoon highs in the lower to middle 80s.
We carry this trend with isolated afternoon showers into Monday. A boundary will sink south and this will bring us to seasonal temperatures.
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Finally, it looks like a cold front will move through early Monday morning bringing some relief from the heat, highs will drop into the 70s and the humidity will drop also Monday and Tuesday.
