West Palm Beach Weather: A Warm Halloween Night, Then Sunday Showers, a Wet Monday and an Unsettled Election Day
The station's live feed puts the rain chance at 47 percent Sunday and 70 percent Monday before Election Day stays unsettled at 59 percent, with the driest air not arriving until Friday.
Halloween evening stays warm in West Palm Beach. The station's live weather feed read 80.5 degrees, feeling like 83.3, late Saturday afternoon, on a day that topped out at 82.6 with a low of 76.2 and a 29 percent rain chance - mild conditions for trick-or-treating, with the wet weather holding off until Sunday.
Sunday, the final day of early voting and the first day of standard time, turns showery: a high of 78.1, a low of 74.4 and a 47 percent rain chance. Monday is the wettest day of the week on the current feed - a high of just 76.9, a low of 74.6 and a 70 percent rain chance - so anyone with outdoor plans early in the week should expect rain gear to get used.
Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3, stays unsettled, with a high of 84, a low of 76.1 and a 59 percent rain chance as voters head to their precincts. Wednesday brings a thunderstorm chance (39 percent, high 83.4), before the pattern dries out: Thursday reaches 86.6 with the rain chance down to 23 percent, and Friday is the week's clearest day, sunny with a high of 85.6 and a rain chance of just 12 percent.
