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Sunday stays mostly cloudy and unsettled in Boca Raton, with multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms and a 60% rain chance. Downpours could cause localized flooding, and a few storms may turn strong. Beachgoers should note a high rip current risk today.
Showers and thunderstorms are likely at times today and Sunday, with the main concerns being lightning and localized flooding from heavy downpours. Winds and seas build early next week, and a cold front could knock temperatures down noticeably by Tuesday and Wednesday.
Boca Raton-based Redcon1 has filed a Palm Beach County civil complaint alleging NV Labs and Hivest Capital Partners breached purchase orders, delivered nonconforming MRE Lite products, and caused significant business losses.
A completed recount by the Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections confirms Andy Thomson as Boca Raton’s next mayor following the March 10 municipal election.
A Boca Raton condominium owner has filed a civil complaint in Palm Beach County alleging Regency at Boca Point Condominium Association failed to properly remediate water intrusion and mold damage in her unit and failed to provide a written disability accommodation plan.
Boca Raton residents living within city limits may now qualify for a 25% discount on flood insurance premiums as the city’s floodplain management efforts earned a stronger federal rating ahead of hurricane season.