West Palm Beach Weather Overnight on Election Day: 76 Degrees and Overcast, With Drizzle in the Live Feed
The station's live feed read 76.6 degrees and overcast in the overnight hours of Election Day, with Tuesday's high at 81.4 degrees, a low of 74.7 and a 57 percent precipitation chance, and a coastal flood advisory running to 7 p.m.
West Palm Beach went into Election Day at 76.6 degrees and overcast, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed, read at about 1:35 a.m. CT on Tuesday, Nov. 3. The feed puts Tuesday's high at 81.4 degrees and the low at 74.7, with a 57 percent precipitation chance and a drizzle code for the day — a wet, grey Election Day, but a different order of weather from the flooding rains of the weekend.
The week then dries step by step in the same feed: Wednesday carries a 25 percent precipitation chance with a high of 80.5 degrees, Thursday 9 percent and 82.7, Friday 6 percent and 82.3, and Saturday 4 percent with a high of 84.1. Sunday sits at 12 percent, and Monday turns partly cloudy with a high of 80.7 and a low of 69.5 — the first sub-70 low in the feed.
Weather.com's West Palm Beach page, read this cycle, carried a coastal flood advisory until 7 p.m. Tuesday, a small craft advisory until 7 p.m. Tuesday, and a rip current statement running until 7 p.m. Wednesday. Voters heading to the polls Tuesday will work around passing showers rather than a washout, and the Weather Desk will refresh the file as the Election Day feed updates.
