More showers, storms expected across South Florida to kick off workweek ahead of big warm up

Another round of storms will develop in South Florida on Monday.

Some rain has already moved in across parts of the Florida Keys on Monday morning.

Scattered to numerous storms will be possible late morning and this afternoon due to plenty of moisture and a frontal boundary to our north.

Storms could be slow movers since the wind will be lighter out of the west, so heavy downpours and localized flooding will be possible.

Highs will soar to the upper 80s this afternoon and it will feel like the upper 90s and 100s when you factor in the humidity before the rain rolls in to provide some relief.

We stay unsettled with high rain chances through Tuesday.

Scattered storms will develop with the potential for heavy rain in spots. Highs will climb to the low 90s and it will feel like the triple-digits.

As the chance of rain decreases midweek and the west wind remains in place, temperatures will soar to around the mid 90s in the afternoon on Wednesday and Thursday.

Near record highs will be possible.

Spotty storms will be possible but drier air associated with Saharan dust will limit any widespread storm development.

The Saharan dust will lead to hazy skies at times and may lower air quality.

This weekend the chance of rain remains fairly low at 30% with highs in the low 90s Saturday and Sunday.

Tropical development is not expected over the next seven days.