Glenn Glazer

High pressure and Saharan dust are quickly lowering our chances for rain through the weekend.

Scattered showers and a few storms will continue to move mostly inland during the afternoon hours.

Higher rain chances, then Saharan dust

Still some heavy rainfall for South Florida

Tonight, isolated rainfall is possible. Low temperatures in the 70s, mostly cloudy skies and light southwesterly winds.

Isolated rainfall is possible near the coast, with scattered showers and a few strong thunderstorms inland drifting southwest.

Isolated showers and thunderstorms are possible, with the highest chances for rain inland from the coast. Any storm that develops could be strong.

The potential for heavy rainfall

Isolated rainfall is possible near the coast, but the highest chances of showers and a few thunderstorms will be inland through the afternoon and into the evening hours.

Weekend rain chances and feeling like 100 degrees

Emergency officials are preparing for the worst as the Atlantic hurricane season starts in 23 days.

The Palm Beach Zoo offers new conservation initiatives and tips for individuals to help local wildlife at home in celebration of Earth Day.

Warming trend continues with highs near 90 Sunday.

Today, mostly cloudy to overcast skies with scattered rainfall possible.

Harmony Martial Arts in Jupiter hosted its annual break-a-thon to support Toys for Tots.

Rain chances also decrease with only isolated showers possible.

Increasing rainfall from the tropics.

Higher chances for rain and the latest in the tropics.

One of the biggest threats we face during the tropical season is flooding. When many of us think of past hurricane seasons, we think of incredibly powerful winds downing trees and knocking out power.Tornadoes spawned in feeder bands as they move across land.And, of course, the costliest and deadliest impact of all — flooding.So, how does the water get from your neighborhood into these canals and eventually out into the ocean? It takes a lot of people and a lot of coordination.“We’ve got a litt…

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