WEST PALM BEACH, Fla — Wake-up temps Sunday start in the mid to upper 70s for most. It will be another steamy day with temps in the low 90s and a heat index ranging between 105 - 110 degrees.
Our pattern starts to change on Sunday - as we return to a SE flow and storms that form along the sea breeze will quickly move inland.
A weak Saharan air layer looks to keep rain chances relatively low for the start of the workweek - although some strong storms will be possible everyday - especially during the afternoon
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Back-to-school Monday could start with a few coastal showers in the morning - then isolated storms in the afternoon during pick-up times. Hazy skies are possible thanks to the Saharan air.
Monday morning temps in the upper 70s and low 80s then highs near 92 degrees.
In the tropics, we're watching tropical wave invest 98L as it has a very high chance to become our next depression or named storm as it moves westward around 15 mph
There is still a lot of uncertainty- but a turn to the north is expected after it moves near the Greater Antilles. For now, Floridians should monitor the tropical wave but the eastern Caribbean needs to be on alert.
It is too early to know if Florida will have any impacts from the storm - but right now the majority of the models keep it well to our east
