WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — The line of severe storms that prompted three tornado warnings on Saturday — two in Palm Beach County and one on the Treasure Coast — has pushed into the Florida Straits.
A funnel cloud was captured on video near Interstate 95 and Becker in Port St. Lucie. There were no reports of a funnel in the PBC warnings.
Fort Lauderdale had an observed tornado at 5:49 p.m. Survey crews out will be out Sunday and a final assessment should be completed by late day
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Showers and isolated storms possible Sunday morning before rain pushes out and cooler dry air moves in behind the cold front.
Highs Sunday in the low 70s
Very active pattern with several fronts continues this week
Showers and a few storms will be possible Sunday morning before the cold front moves through the area and winds veer to the west-northwest.
We'll see partial clearing on Sunday with readings in the low 70s and NW winds gusting to 20 mph
There will be a high risk of rip currents at area beaches Sunday
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Tuesday will be warmer with temps around 80 degrees - but another cold front moves in late Tuesday with the threat of strong storms again and a strong push of colder air behind it for a cooler Wednesday.
Thursday and the first half of Friday look quiet — with another round of storms expected Saturday.
