West Palm Beach Weather Overnight: 60% Rain Chance Sunday, Thunderstorms Likely by Election Day
The station's live feed read 76.9 degrees at 3:33 a.m. Sunday with the rain chance at 60% for the final day of early voting, climbing to 81% Monday and 91% on Election Day, with thunderstorms in the forecast code for both days.
West Palm Beach woke up an hour earlier on Sunday — daylight saving time ended at 2 a.m. — to a warm, wet pattern that builds through Election Day. The station's live weather feed, read at 3:33 a.m., showed 76.9 degrees, a feels-like temperature of 83.5 degrees, humidity at 88% and a south-southeast wind at 8.4 mph.
Sunday, the final day of early voting in Palm Beach County, carries a 60% chance of rain in the feed's daily outlook. Voters heading to the county's 28 early-voting sites between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. should expect showers to be possible at any point in the day rather than a single washout, and allow a few extra minutes on wet roads.
The pattern strengthens from there. Monday's rain chance rises to 81% with thunderstorms in the forecast, and Election Day on Tuesday peaks at 91% with thunderstorms again the expected condition. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday; voters who can choose their hour may want to watch the morning radar before heading to their assigned precinct.
