Seasonably Dry Weather to Persist Throughout the Week
South Florida is expected to experience predominantly dry and seasonable weather for the remainder of the week. A weak front currently situated over the Florida Straits continues to affect local conditions. Although there is a high risk of rip currents along the Palm Beaches today, rain chances are minimal due to drier air brought on by northerly winds.
Weather Overview and Forecast
This morning began with significant cloud cover, which is anticipated to clear gradually throughout the day. Afternoon temperatures are forecasted to rise into the mid-70s to low 80s.
Upcoming Weather Changes
Another dry front is set to move through late tonight, extending into Thursday. This front will push the current stalled system further south, introducing an additional influx of dry, cooler air.
- Overnight temperatures will drop to the low 50s inland and the low 60s along the coast.
- By Thursday night, expect lows to reach the low to mid-40s inland and mid- to upper 50s near the coast.
Conditions for the Weekend
As the weekend approaches, high pressure is anticipated to maintain dry and comfortable conditions. However, confidence in the forecast diminishes toward the end of the weekend.
- Some models predict a disturbance over the Gulf may bring increased moisture and a slight chance of showers, estimated at 20-30%.
- Temperatures will gradually increase, with highs moving into the mid- to upper 70s, potentially rising to the low 80s.
- Overnight lows are expected to hover around the mid-50s inland and mid-60s along the coast.
For the time being, residents can expect largely dry weather conditions without significant precipitation throughout the week. Stay tuned to El-Balad for updates on weather conditions in South Florida.
