West Palm Beach Weather
Real-time conditions, radar, and the 7-day forecast for West Palm Beach, updated live.
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West Palm Beach climate
West Palm Beach sits in Palm Beach County and shares South Florida's warm, humid subtropical climate. Expect a distinct wet season from May through October — when afternoon thunderstorms roll through most days — and a milder, drier season from November through April. Average highs run in the mid-80s°F in summer and the low-to-mid 70s°F in winter, and it virtually never freezes. Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1 through November 30, so keep an eye on tropical forecasts during those months.
West Palm Beach weather FAQ
What's the weather in West Palm Beach today?
West Palm Beach, FL has a warm subtropical climate. Today's live temperature and conditions are shown at the top of this page, updated in real time from Open-Meteo. West Palm Beach typically sees highs in the mid-80s°F in summer and the low-to-mid 70s°F in winter.
Is it going to rain in West Palm Beach?
South Florida's rainy season runs May through October, when brief afternoon thunderstorms are common in West Palm Beach; the dry season from November through April sees far less rain. Check the 7-day forecast above for the current rain outlook and daily precipitation chances.
What's the average temperature in West Palm Beach?
West Palm Beach, FL averages roughly 84°F highs and 70°F lows across the year, with summer highs near 90°F and winter lows occasionally dipping into the 50s°F. Freezes are extremely rare.