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Boca Raton gets a sunny, breezy Memorial Day with highs near 87 and a southeast wind gusting into the 20s. A high rip current risk remains in effect for Atlantic beaches through Tuesday evening. Rain chances stay low today, then climb midweek as deeper tropical moisture arrives with a wetter, stormier pattern and localized flooding potential into the weekend.
Sunday stays mostly sunny and breezy in Boca Raton with only a 20% chance of a brief shower or thunderstorm. The bigger story is the beach: strong onshore flow keeps a high rip current risk in place through Tuesday evening, and a wetter pattern is expected to build in by midweek.
Saturday stays mostly sunny and warm in Boca Raton with a high near 87 and gusty southeast winds. Rain chances remain low on the east coast, but the ocean is the bigger story: a high rip current risk continues along Atlantic beaches through Tuesday evening.
Friday stays partly sunny and breezy in Boca Raton with highs in the mid-to-upper 80s. Most storms focus inland and toward Southwest Florida, but beachgoers should take the high rip current risk seriously through this evening.
Sunny skies and a warm, breezy southeast wind will shape Thursday in Boca Raton, with highs near 86 and a sticky feel. The bigger headline is at the beach: a high rip current risk remains in place through this evening.
Sunny skies headline Wednesday in Boca Raton, but the onshore breeze is keeping the surf dangerous. Expect a high near 85, a warm night near 79, and only spotty late-day storm chances through the weekend—along with rising heat and humidity.