West Palm Beach Weather Midday Sunday: 80.6 Degrees, With the Rain Chance Up to 70% for the Final Early-Voting Afternoon
The station's live feed read 80.6 degrees and overcast at midday Sunday, with Sunday's rain-shower code now carrying a 70% precipitation chance, a cooler Monday, and a thunderstorm code holding for Election Day.
West Palm Beach stood at 80.6 degrees under overcast skies at midday on Sunday, Nov. 1, with a feels-like temperature of 81.1, according to the station's live weather feed read at about 10:30 a.m. ET. Sunday's high is 82 degrees with a low of 70.6.
Sunday's daily code remains rain showers, and the precipitation chance has climbed to 70% in the updated feed — up from the morning readings — for the final afternoon of early voting and the county's Sunday events. Anyone heading to a polling site before the 7 p.m. close, or to an outdoor event this afternoon, should expect showers rather than a dry finish to the weekend.
Monday turns cooler, with a high of 76.9 degrees, a low of 72.4 and a 53% rain chance under the same shower code. Election Day on Tuesday carries a thunderstorm code at a 67% rain chance with a high of 81.7, before the feed dries out late in the week: clear codes return Thursday and Friday, with highs of 85.1 and 85.8 and rain chances falling to 30% and then 5%.
