WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Brisk northeasterly winds will stick around through the weekend and into Monday too. The strong onshore wind will continue to bring hazardous boating conditions and rough surf.
A high surf advisory is in effect with large breaking waves of over 7 feet at the beach and very rough coastal waters with seas around 7 to 10 feet.
Also, the king tides continue through early next week, so a coastal flood advisory is in effect. Expect tidal flooding in low-lying areas along the coast, as well as beach erosion possible.
Rain chances are 20% to 30% through Sunday since a light shower or drizzle is possible along the breeze.
Temperatures will stay near average with highs in the mid-80s this weekend. Passing showers are possible both Saturday and Sunday.
We don't expect any thunderstorms this weekend.
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In the tropics, a system in the western Caribbean Sea became Potential Tropical Cyclone 15 on Friday afternoon, prompting tropical storm watches in Belize and eastern Mexico.
Also, Invest 94L now has a 30% chance of development
This area is likely to remain a weak low-pressure system and not develop due to increasing wind shear
A front remains stationary over the Bahamas and Cuba, keeping this disturbance away from Florida.
