West Palm Beach Weather Sunday Morning: Showers Likely, 72% Rain Chance for the Last Day of Early Voting
The station's live feed read 77.4 degrees under overcast skies early Sunday, with rain showers likely through the final day of early voting and a thunderstorm code still in the Election Day forecast.
West Palm Beach starts the first morning after the fall-back — daylight saving time ended at 2 a.m. — warm and grey. The station's live weather feed, read early Sunday, showed 77.4 degrees with overcast skies, a Sunday high of 81.8 degrees and a low of 72.6, with rain showers the expected condition.
Sunday's rain chance stands at 72% in the feed's daily outlook, the wettest day of the week ahead. The showers are the backdrop for the last day of early voting in Palm Beach County: the county's 28 sites are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and voters should expect wet roads and keep an umbrella in the car rather than count on a dry window.
Monday stays unsettled at a 63% rain chance and a cooler high of 76.5 degrees, and Election Day on Tuesday holds at 63% with thunderstorms in the forecast code. The pattern clears from Thursday, when the feed turns sunny with rain chances falling to 22% and then 10% on Friday.
