Overview
- Weak front has stalled near Lake Okeechobee, turning winds onshore and supporting scattered showers across the Treasure Coast and Palm Beaches.
- Rain chances increase Saturday through Monday, with most areas projected to receive roughly a half inch to just over an inch and isolated heavier totals where storms linger.
- Dry air aloft is expected to limit widespread severe weather, though a few storms could briefly become strong with lightning and heavy downpours.
- Coastal winds may gust near 25 mph, creating rough surf and dangerous rip currents, with the highest risk focused on Palm Beach County.
- Forecasts call for a stronger cold front late Monday or early Tuesday, dropping highs from the mid-80s Monday to the low-to-mid 70s by Tuesday.