South Florida residents and tourists will need to keep their umbrellas handy Tuesday as rain chances remain high to end the month of August.
A typical summer day is on tap for South Florida as highs will reach the low 90s and feel like mid to upper 90s. Rain becoming scattered this afternoon with a 50% chance of rain.
This typical summer patter lasts through the extended period. Highs also end up in the low 90s through this upcoming weekend.
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The tropics are very active but South Florida does not look to be impacted by any systems at this time. Tropical Storm Kate is a poorly organized system which does not pose any threat to land over the extended period.
An area of low pressure in the Caribbean sea has a low chance of developing in the next 5 days while an area off the coast of Africa now has a good chance to be our next tropical depression within 48 hours.
