MIAMI-DADE, Fla. – Local 10 News' Weather Center meteorologists expect a rainy week in South Florida.
The rain in Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade and Monroe counties Sunday started in the morning and ended in the afternoon, but it was a cloudy day.
Meteorologist Luke Dorris said the rest of the week will be wet and soggy. Solar eclipse day will not be as cloudy, which means there will be fair to good visibility.
"Tomorrow's drier weather conditions will be short lived as a surge of deep tropical moisture arrives," Meteorologist Jennifer Correa said.
A tropical wave moving in from the Atlantic will start to bring in heavy rain Tuesday. The chance of thunderstorms is high Wednesday through Saturday.