Summer storm moves through South Florida

Summer storm moves through South Florida

Updated: July 23, 2024 at 1:48 pm ET

Okay, let's get started. We have a beautiful scene. When you look out into the Atlantic ocean breeze, we see dry conditions along the beaches. Rainfall activity will be concentrated inland, west of Highway 95 and the Turnpike. Scattered showers are already occurring along the Florida Ridge in Fort Pierce. There is light rain. Palm City moves west along 95. There was some heavy rain along Arundel so you can see the rainfall in the red and purple areas. So we're looking at some thunderstorm activity, and as we continue to look south, we're seeing some scattered showers already moving toward Pahokee to Belgrade and ultimately toward the western half of the state. Dominant east coast ocean breezes will keep coastal areas fairly dry as we move through the remainder of the evening. Saharan dust helps limit rainfall. The temperature at two o'clock remained in the triple digits. Therefore, please keep the chance of rainfall in your forecast impacts. The weather was rainy and it was pouring, especially on the commute home. Then, as sunset approaches, we get a nice break from the heat. Otherwise, we won't feel the 80s all night, as much as the 90s. However, limited rainfall is expected on Wednesday and Thursday. Scattered rain continued until at least 4 to 6:00, after which we dried our things on the shore. Winds continued throughout the night starting Wednesday morning. Now we can't rule out the possibility of a shower or two, but it's not expected to rain as much as yesterday or today. The entire area has very limited natural environment. As we head into Thursday, conditions will be very similar with just a few scattered showers. So be sure to take advantage of the dry weather ahead. But remember, if it doesn't rain, we're going to feel the heat. If we do issue a couple of heat warnings for quiet conditions in the Atlantic and Caribbean tropics, nothing is expected over the next two to several days, but I'm watching some of the tropical conditions. Saskatchewan moves and enters Louisiana on the Pacific Ocean. Things are different and more activity is expected, but at least for the Atlantic basin, the next few days will be quiet. Beach and boating conditions for the remainder of the afternoon, we will be watching for a second low tide around 5:15 PM, with high tide arriving at 10:00 tonight. Minor tsunami in coastal waters of approximately 1 to 2 feet. rest in peace. Risks for Jupiter are currently in the high 90s. Elsewhere in the 1980s. Again close to average for this time of year. Scattered rain and storms continue. As with most inland areas, our coastal areas are pretty quiet at least until sunset. Tonight will be partly cloudy and mild, otherwise very muggy. You're going to feel that humidity and then it's back to the 90s tomorrow. Here's your 7-day weather forecast. Certified with the most accuracy in South Florida. Today Wednesday is average in the 90s. We are looking at the low point of the 1990s. Our winds will then become more southeasterly. This will help our numbers reach the mid 90s over the weekend with scattered rain and storms throughout the day. we will be back soon