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Sunny skies and a very dry air mass keep Boca Raton quiet today, with a high near 79 and light winds. The bigger story is at the beach: a high rip current risk continues for Palm Beach County through this evening, with low humidity also raising fire concerns inland.
Sunny and dry weather continues in Boca Raton today with highs in the upper 70s and light northeast breezes. The big concern is the beach: a high rip current risk remains in place, even as winds and seas slowly ease.
Friday brings a breezy northeast wind, a few early showers, and improving sunshine by midday. High rip current risk continues for Atlantic beaches, and small craft conditions remain hazardous offshore into Saturday morning.
Thursday brings a partly sunny, breezy day in Boca Raton with highs near 75 and gusts around 25 mph. The bigger story is the beach and boating hazard: a high rip current risk continues, and a Small Craft Advisory remains in effect offshore with rough seas.
A cool, cloudy pattern continues across Boca Raton today with occasional showers, gusty north winds, and a high risk of rip currents along the Atlantic beaches. Conditions slowly improve late week, with sunnier and warmer weather expected this weekend.
A cooler air mass settles into Boca Raton today behind an early-morning cold front, bringing breezy north winds, lots of clouds, and a 40% chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms. Beach and boating conditions turn hazardous with a high rip current risk and a Small Craft Advisory offshore.