West Palm Beach Weather Election Eve: 76 Degrees and Overcast Tonight, and the Live Feed Now Puts Tuesday's Rain Chance at 49 Percent
The station's live feed has raised Election Day's rain chance since the early-evening read - Tuesday still dries toward a bright, warm weekend, but voters heading to the polls should expect a wet start to be possible.
West Palm Beach goes into Election Day mild, cloudy and not quite done with the rain. The station's live weather feed, read late Monday evening, showed 76.4 degrees and overcast skies, feeling like 79, after a Monday that topped out at 80.2 degrees with a 68 percent precipitation figure on the day - the tail of the system that flooded parts of Palm Beach County over the weekend.
For Tuesday itself, the feed now puts the rain chance at 49 percent, with a high of 80.7 degrees and a low of 76 - a higher chance than the same feed showed in the early evening, when it read 32 percent. Rain chances on Election Day have moved through the day in the live data, and voters heading to the polls on Tuesday should plan as if a wet start is possible: the pattern is loosening, but it has not let go yet. Wednesday's chance in the feed falls to 27 percent, with a high of 80.5.
Behind Election Day, the drying trend the feed has shown all day still holds. Thursday's rain chance is 9 percent with a high of 82.6, Friday's is 6 percent, Saturday's is 4 percent with a high of 85, and Sunday reaches 86.4 degrees with a 12 percent chance - a bright, warm weekend after a stormy start to November in the Palm Beaches.
