WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Wake-up temps Saturday morning start in the upper 60s inland to low 70s near the coast.
We'll see plenty of sun on Saturday with a few clouds in the mix too. Isolated stray showers will be possible as a weak boundary moves in during the afternoon.
High temps will be near average in the low to mid 80s and NE winds from 10 - 15 mph and higher gusts.
Boating conditions will be a little bumpy with seas 2-4 feet. There will also be a high risk of rip currents, so make sure to swim at a beach with lifeguards.
Sunday we'll notice a drop in humidity, and the breeze will pick up. Some high clouds stick around so it'll be very filtered sunshine and feel like a fall day. Only very isolated rain chances.
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Next week tropical moisture starts to make a comeback, increasing humidity and rain chances. The wind will also pick up again as strong high pressure builds to the north. Strong onshore winds will persist most of next week making for rough ocean and beach conditions again. By Tuesday, surf will be building between 8 - 10'.
In the tropics there is nothing highlighted at the moment; however, conditions will become more favorable in the Caribbean. Some models do have development, while others do not. We will keep a close eye on it, but nothing to worry about this weekend.
