Here is the forecast for Wednesday, June 4th, 2025.
Spotty rain showers will continue through this evening, tapering after midnight. The upper level low over Florida's northern panhandle, responsible for our recent rainfall, will be pulling away from Florida tonight. We'll still have rain in the forecast, but it won't be as widespread or consistent. Check out some of the beneficial totals, a huge help to our ongoing drought!
HOW MUCH RAIN HAVE YOU RECEIVED? Here are a handful of totals from across SWFL since June 1, great news for ongoing drought conditions! Making weekend plans? Lower rain chances are expected...tune into Fox 4 LIVE for the latest forecast! pic.twitter.com/9JyGlU5Oo8
— Katie Walls, CCM, CBM (@KatieWallsTV) June 4, 2025
We'll start off your Thursday with overcast skies and a few light showers. The threat for lightning will be low. The best chance for scattered rain will be after 2pm, especially along and east of I-75.
Fewer storms are forecast Friday into the weekend, driven by the heating of the day. After 2pm, expect isolated showers and storms Friday, Saturday and Sunday, mainly east of I-75 in our interior communities.
Less rain and fewer clouds mean hotter temperatures! We'll back to the lower 90s tomorrow, feeling more like 100° with the humidity through the weekend.
FOX 4 EVENING METEOROLOGIST KATIE WALLS
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