WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — A Tropical wave moving through our area is increasing humidity levels and will bring us a chance of locally higher rainfall where storms develop on Sunday.
A few mainly coastal showers will be possible overnight with temps dropping into the mid 70s inland and upper 70s near the coast by early morning.
Triple digit feels like temps expected during the early afternoon Sunday - so take it easy outside and make sure to stay hydrated.
There will be breaks of dry conditions with enough time to get outside for a bit.
If you're headed to the beach - be careful swimming as there is a high risk of rip currents. It's always best to swim at a beach with lifeguards.
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The highest coverage of storms on Sunday will be across inland areas. A few of the storms could be strong - with the main threats being minor flooding, strong wind gusts, and cloud to ground lightning.
Monday will feature slightly lower storm chances as the tropical wave starts to push off to our west. However a stationary front to our north will keep us in the warm and moist sector. Temperatures will once again be in the upper 80s to lower 90s. A few strong storms will be possible in the afternoon.
Tuesday and Wednesday look to be the driest part of the week - with just a 30% chance of storms.
Unfortunately - no relief from the heat anytime soon - as the rest of next week continues to be hot and humid with a chance of scattered storms each day. Some of the storms will be strong with temperatures in the lower 90s.
The Atlantic Basin remains quiet right now with no disturbances expected to develop during the next 7 days.
