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Saturday stays mostly sunny and hot in Boca Raton, with a high near 89 and a southeast breeze. Humidity builds through the weekend, pushing heat index values into the 100–105 range, while rain chances gradually increase—especially early next week as a front nears South Florida.
Sunny and mainly dry weather holds in Boca Raton today, but the heat is the headline through the weekend. A sea breeze will turn winds onshore this afternoon, then rain and thunder chances rise early next week as a front nears South Florida.
Sunny and hot conditions continue in Boca Raton today, with a high near 89 and a light wind turning onshore late morning. Heat concerns grow into the weekend, and the next meaningful rain chance looks more likely early next week.
Mostly sunny skies and a warming trend headline Boca Raton’s Wednesday forecast, with above-average heat building into the weekend. Beachgoers should also plan for a moderate rip current risk along Southeast Florida beaches.
Tuesday brings more sunshine and a lower rain chance for Boca Raton, but the warming trend ramps up midweek. Beachgoers should take the rip current risk seriously today, especially along Palm Beach County beaches.
Monday stays breezy with scattered showers and thunderstorms, and a few storms may drop heavy rain. The bigger headline near the coast: dangerous rip currents and rougher Atlantic waters today. Rain chances ease Tuesday, then hotter, drier weather builds midweek with rising heat impacts.