West Palm Beach Weather Sunday, November 1: Showers for the Final Day of Early Voting
West Palm Beach starts standard time at 77 degrees with showers in the Sunday forecast — a high near 82 and a 49% rain chance — before a wetter Monday and Election Day thunderstorms.
West Palm Beach woke up on standard time Sunday, Nov. 1, at 77.1 degrees under overcast skies, according to the station's live weather feed. The Sunday forecast calls for showers, a high near 81.6 degrees, a low near 73.4 degrees and a 49% chance of precipitation.
The rain chance climbs on Monday, Nov. 2, to 81%, with a high near 77.7 degrees. Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3, carries thunderstorms in the forecast, a high near 80.2 degrees and a 65% chance of precipitation — the wettest stretch of the week for voters heading to assigned precincts.
The pattern eases later in the week: Thursday turns drier with a high near 84.6 degrees and a 15% rain chance, and Friday and Saturday are mostly clear in the current outlook. Early voting sites in Palm Beach County are open Sunday from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., according to the Supervisor of Elections, so voters going on the final day should allow time for passing showers.
