Saturday’s wet weather served as a good reminder that, though absent of late, the rainy season is still in play.
Rainfall totals of one to two inches were peppered across Broward and western Miami-Dade through the afternoon before quiet conditions settled for the evening.
Sunday and Monday will bring the best chance for widespread rainfall around South Florida, mainly focused in the mid to late afternoon hours.
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Expect highs to continue to peak around 90.
Into the work week, look for the sunshine in the mornings before daily chances for showers and storms to pop up in the afternoon. This pattern will extend through Friday before drier conditions return next weekend.
In the tropics, there are no areas of concern for South Florida, and development is not expected over the next several days.
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In the western Gulf of Mexico, a disturbance is tracking towards Texas bringing needed rainfall to the area.
While the development chance remains at 20%, it’s unlikely it will gain tropical characteristics before moving onshore Sunday.