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Thursday starts mostly sunny and warm in Boca Raton, with a gusty south wind. Rain chances ramp up tonight and remain higher through the weekend as a weak front and nearby disturbances keep moisture around, bringing periodic showers and thunderstorms.
Boca Raton stays sunny and warm today with a steady southeast breeze and an elevated rip current risk at Atlantic beaches. Clouds and a few showers arrive Thursday afternoon, with higher rain and thunder chances building Friday through the weekend.
Boca Raton Police issued a traffic advisory Monday morning saying the southbound lanes at SE Mizner Boulevard and SE 1st Street are closed due to an accident.
Sunny and warm today and Wednesday, with highs near the low 80s and an easterly breeze. The bigger story is the elevated rip current risk along Atlantic beaches through at least mid-week, then increasing shower and storm chances late week into early next week.
Boca Raton Police issued a traffic advisory Sunday evening saying the southbound lanes at Military Trail and Northwest 19th Street are closed due to an accident.
A Palm Beach County Sheriff’s Office speed and aggressive driving enforcement operation led to hundreds of stops and citations across the county on March 7.