West Palm Beach Weather Mid-Morning Sunday: 78 Degrees, Showers in the Code for the Last Day of Early Voting
The station's live feed read 78.1 degrees and overcast at mid-morning Sunday, with rain showers in Sunday's code, a cooler Monday, and a thunderstorm code holding for Election Day.
West Palm Beach is warm and grey at mid-morning on the last day of early voting. The station's live weather feed, read at about 8:30 a.m. ET, showed 78.1 degrees with a feels-like temperature of 76.6 under overcast skies, heading for a Sunday high of 82.3 degrees and a low of 72.7.
Sunday's daily code in the feed is now rain showers, with a 63% precipitation chance — the same wet pattern that has run through the weekend. Voters heading to the county's 28 early-voting sites before they close at 7 p.m., and families heading to Sunday's outdoor events, should plan on showers moving through rather than a dry day.
Monday turns cooler behind the showers, with a high of 76.5 degrees, a low of 69.4 and the rain-shower code and 63% chance carrying over. Election Day on Tuesday warms back to 81.7 degrees but holds a thunderstorm code at a 63% rain chance, before the feed clears from Thursday — sunny codes with rain chances falling to 22% on Thursday and 10% on Friday.
