Morning Meteorologist/Host/ABC West Palm Beach
Sandra Shaw is a Morning Meteorologist/Host at ABC West Palm Beach. She focuses on climate change and environmental issues, along with regional interest and world news, highlighting topics such as climate policy and consumer travel. Sandra has been featured in WPBF 25 and The Facts Newspaper, where she covers the diverse impacts of climate change and its relevance to North America and beyond.
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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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Showers will move in off the Atlantic.
By: Danielle Scruggs
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By: Sandra Shaw, Danielle Scruggs
Scattered storms are expected today, then a cold front brings flooding concerns Saturday and strong winds Sunday.
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Breezes will continue out of the northeast.
It will be breezy with northeast winds.
There's a slight chance of fast showers today.
A Coastal Flood Warning is up.
Wind, high surf, and coastal flood advisories are in effect as gusts of up to 40 mph and scattered storms impact the area through Tuesday.
King Tides will lead to coastal flooding.
