WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Just look up Monday and you can see the blue sky has been replaced with a yellow hue, a sure sign that Saharan dust has settled into the state.
That dust will be around all week, helping suppress both the clouds and rain. That in turn brings near-record heat. Storm chances are low, but not zero.
The tropics are winding down now that Beryl has mad landfall, a massive rain and wind maker moving north out of Texas
MORE WEATHER: Radar | Alerts | 7-Day Forecast | Hourly Forecast
Tonight: Hazy warm and humid. Inland storm. Low 81, 70s on the Treasure Coast.
Tuesday: **HEAT ADVISORY** Hazy hot and humid. Record highs possible. Some PM T'storms. Highs 92-95. Feels like 105-110.
Wednesday to Friday: More heat and lots of sunshine. Isolated storms each afternoon. Highs 90-94
Weekend: Hazy sunshine hot and humid. Scattered thunderstorms. Highs near 91
