South Florida will be dodging raindrops to start the work week before drier weather - and hot temperatures - make a return across the area.
Our pattern continues, so expect the best chance for rain first half of the day followed by more afternoon sunshine for your Monday. You'll notice a breeze, which should keep highs from exceeding 90. That very breeze will keep rip currents around as well.
Rain chances pick up a little overnight and into Tuesday with close to half of us getting wet. Timing once again favors the morning over the afternoon.
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Then, another pattern shift is high pressure and Saharan dust moves in. Rain chances will be around 10-20% for the rest of the week. Highs will be in the low 90s.
We continue to track a disorganized area of showers and storms in the far eastern Atlantic. We could see a depression by the middle or later part of the week. This system is forecast to turn north long before impacting the U.S.