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October arrives with cooler changes, king tides and a new look at the tropics (opens the original)
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West Palm Beach, Fla. (WPEC) — October is here, and while South Florida does not swap summer heat for sweaters overnight, the month brings several noticeable seasonal changes to the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast. From slowly cooler mornings and earlier sunsets to the end of rainy season and the start of a more locally focused stretch of hurricane season, here is what to expect throughout October. West Palm Beach begins October with average highs near 87 degrees and average lows around 75 degre
Typical rainy season weather is back, with scattered shower and storm chances each day (opens the original)
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West Palm Beach, Fla. (WPEC) — Muggy air is making a return across the Treasure Coast and Palm Beaches, setting the stage for widespread showers and numerous thunderstorms at times through the end of the work week. Unsettled weather will remain part of the daily forecast—especially as moisture continues to build across South Florida. Not every neighborhood will see rain every day, but any stronger storm could produce frequent lightning, gusty winds up to 45 mph and torrential downpours. A brief
King tides linger as rain chances build back across South Florida (opens the original)
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West Palm Beach, Fla. (WPEC) — After a stretch of lower humidity and mainly dry weather, the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast are beginning a transition back toward a more typical late-September/early-October weather pattern. Tuesday will not be a washout, but showers and a few thunderstorms will become more possible as moisture returns from the south. Coastal Palm Beach County will also continue to deal with king-tide flooding around high tide. The day starts quiet, with clouds gradually increas
Pacific storms roar as Atlantic eyes a new area to watch (opens the original)
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WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (WPEC) — The Atlantic basin has only one named system and one area to monitor Monday, while the eastern and central Pacific remain much more active with two hurricanes, a tropical storm and a separate disturbance likely to develop. None of the systems currently being monitored pose a threat to South Florida or the United States’ East Coast. Tropical Depression Fay is spinning well southwest of the Azores in the central Atlantic. Fay has maximum sustained winds near 35 mph a
Dry start gives way to a warmer, wetter week for the Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast (opens the original)
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The Palm Beaches and Treasure Coast will get one more dry and comfortable day Monday before humidity, rain chances and temperatures gradually climb through the rest of the week. Dry air still in place across Florida will keep Monday mostly sunny, with very little chance for rain. High temperatures will reach the middle to upper 80s, with a few inland locations nearing 90 degrees. It will not feel as muggy as it has at times this month, and a light afternoon sea breeze will develop along the coas
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