Here is your forecast for Tuesday, May 27th, 2025.
After a summer-like day across SWFL, scattered storms cooled down our inland communities. This evening, those storms are drifting closer to I-75, but will lose their energy after sunset and dissipate.
Overnight into Wednesday morning, we'll have a 20% chance for a coastal shower. Aside from that, we'll wake up to warm, humid conditions in the 70s.
The best chance for storms will be along and east of I-75. With a weaker seabreeze initially, we may see more development closer to 41 before the southwesterly winds force thunderstorms inland toward Glades, Hendry, central/eastern Collier once again.
Temperatures will stay hot in the mid-90s, feeling more like 100° with the humidity.
Keep the rain gear close. Thursday's storm coverage is expected to be more widespread, especially in the afternoon, which is great news for areas west of I-75 in need of rainfall. Friday's storms will also be scattered across all of SWFL.
WEEKEND OUTLOOK: The highest chance for rain will be arriving on Saturday as a cold front approaches the area. Both morning and afternoon storms are expected for both coastal and inland communities. Saturday is also looking breezy with gusts to 25 mph. Sunday isn't looking AS wet but we'll still have scattered rain both inland and at the coast.
FOX 4 EVENING METEOROLOGIST KATIE WALLS
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