Morning Meteorologist/Host/ABC West Palm Beach
Sandra Shaw is a Morning Meteorologist/Host at ABC West Palm Beach. She specializes in climate change and environmental issues, with a focus on regional interests and world news, while also covering local weather events such as hurricanes and tornadoes in Florida. Sandra is featured in WPBF 25.
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Sandra Shaw's coverage primarily focuses on weather events in South Florida, with an emphasis on local conditions and seasonal patterns. She also covers other topics such as tragedy, entertainment news, and house & home.
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Cold air will settle over the area with sunny skies.
It will be partly cloudy today with dry conditions.
Temperatures will rebound Friday and Saturday.
South Florida will see variably cloudy skies today with highs getting up to about 70 degrees. A cold start is in progress, with wind chills still in the 30s on the Treasure Coast.
South Florida will see daytime highs in the lower 70s today after a start in the 50s. A cold front passed through last night.
South Florida will see partly cloudy and dry conditions today with highs in the lower 70s. This weekend, it will warm up.
South Florida has a chance of scattered rain this afternoon. A swath of moisture will move up from the south.
On and off showers will persist today.
Intermittent showers are likely today.
South Florida will see more rains moving in today with an impact weather situation. The same cold front and storm system that brought record snowfall
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