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Friday stays mostly sunny and breezy in Boca Raton with highs near 80 and gusts up to about 25 mph. Dangerous rip currents remain a major concern at Atlantic beaches through late Saturday night. A more unsettled, wetter pattern is expected to build in from the weekend into next week.
Thursday brings a breezy east wind, a 50% chance of showers and thunderstorms (mainly before 5 p.m.), and a continued high rip current risk along Boca Raton’s beaches. Expect a warm high near 80 and choppy boating conditions offshore under a Small Craft Advisory.
Boca Raton stays mostly sunny and breezy today with only a small chance of a quick shower early. The bigger change arrives Thursday with higher rain and thunder chances, while dangerous rip currents continue along the Atlantic beaches.
Boca Raton stays mostly sunny and breezy today with only a low-end chance for a brief shower around midday. Onshore winds keep temperatures in the upper 70s, while dangerous rip currents and hazardous marine conditions persist through the work week.
Boca Raton stays breezy and seasonably warm today with a 50% chance of passing showers and a few thunderstorms. The bigger impact is at the beach and on the water: a high rip current risk continues through midweek, and hazardous boating conditions linger with elevated seas.
Sunday stays breezy and mostly cloudy with showers likely and a few thunderstorms, plus dangerous surf and a high rip current risk. Gusts near the coast may top 30 mph, and pockets of heavy rain could cause localized urban flooding. Hazardous marine conditions continue into Monday before slowly easing Tuesday.