WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — We have one last warm and somewhat humid day to get through before "Old Man Winter" pays us a visit!
Two cold fronts will swing through the region this weekend. One of them is a polar front that could drop overnight lows down into the upper 30s across interior sections of the Treasure Coast.
West Palm Beach saw only six nights last winter when low temperatures dropped under 50 degrees, and many of those nights were well after the holidays. We're going to get things started a little bit earlier this season as the potential is there that two nights drop down into the 40s later this week.
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Before the cold air arrives, some of you may have to dodge a few raindrops Wednesday afternoon.
Showers associated with this powerful cold front will push through during the day, but some of the remnants of what was once Tropical Storm Sara are mixed into this too. So, a few tropical downpours and a rumble of thunder can't be ruled out either.
This is not an all-day rain, and it's possible that some of you don't even see a single drop out of this. But some of you will, so plan accordingly if you're going to be outdoors.
In the tropics, Tropical Storm Sara has officially dissipated. There is nothing expected over the next seven days. The tropics will most likely remain quiet to close out the hurricane season.
