West Palm Beach Weather: Sunday Showers, Then an 81% Rain Chance Monday Ahead of Election Day
The station's live feed puts Sunday at 81 degrees with a 50% rain chance in West Palm Beach, then raises Monday's rain chance to 81% before Election Day thunderstorms on Tuesday.
West Palm Beach starts Sunday, Nov. 1, at 77.1 degrees under overcast skies, according to the station's live Open-Meteo feed read this cycle. Sunday's high is 81.1 degrees with a low of 72.2 and a 50% chance of precipitation — the same unsettled pattern that covers the final day of early voting.
Monday turns wetter. The feed puts Monday's high at 77.8 degrees with an 81% precipitation chance, the highest of the week, as voters prepare for an Election Day with no early voting and mail ballots due Tuesday evening.
Tuesday, Election Day, carries a thunderstorm code in the feed with a high of 80.2 degrees and a 65% precipitation chance. The week then dries out sharply: Thursday's rain chance falls to 15% and Friday's to 8%, with highs back in the mid-80s.
