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Sunny skies lead the way in Boca Raton today with highs in the low-to-mid 80s. A weakening front may trigger isolated afternoon thunderstorms mainly inland, then drier air settles in Tuesday through late week. Beachgoers should watch for a building northeast swell and a moderate rip current risk in Palm Beach County.
Sunday starts bright in Boca Raton with highs in the mid-80s, then a 30% chance of late-afternoon storms arrives. A few storms could be strong with gusty winds, heavy rain, and small hail. Monday brings another round of spotty storms before a drier stretch Tuesday and Wednesday.
Friday brings a mix of clouds and sun in Boca Raton with a low-end chance for a brief afternoon shower or thunderstorm. Winds stay light, but the surf remains dangerous at times with a high rip current risk along parts of the coast.
Thursday stays partly sunny and breezy in Boca Raton, topping out near 77 with gusts along the Atlantic coast. The bigger headline is the high rip current risk at area beaches through Friday evening in Palm Beach County.
Boca Raton stays mostly sunny and breezy today with a high near 77 and gusty east winds. The bigger story is at the beach and on the water: a high rip current risk continues for Atlantic beaches, and hazardous boating conditions linger offshore into this afternoon.
Tuesday brings bright skies and a cooler feel, but strong northeast winds will make it blustery in Boca Raton. A High Surf Advisory and high rip current risk highlight dangerous beach conditions, and Small Craft Advisories remain up for the Atlantic waters.