LIVE RADAR | TRAFFIC CONDITIONS We've been dealing with tropical moisture in the atmosphere over the past few days, causing lots of showers and storms across the region. Many storms are accompanied by lightning and torrential downpours. The tropical moisture will subside a bit, which means we'll see fewer storms throughout the afternoon. With that in mind, we will still have scattered storms tonight. However, by 6pm to 11pm we will see another surge in humidity, resulting in increased storm coverage, just in time for your evening commute and plans. . We are expecting near record high temperatures in Southwest Florida. in Ft. Myers, we're forecasting a high of 95 degrees, just 1 degree off the record set in 1990 (96 degrees). Storms have decreased slightly. Follow the NBC2 Weather Team on Social Media Follow Chief Meteorologist Allyson Rae on Facebook Follow XMeteorographer Jason Dunning on Facebook Follow XMeteorographer Rob Duns on Facebook Follow XMeteorographer Justin Hobbs on Facebook Follow on Facebook and X XMeteorologies Lauren Hope Watch our weather forecasts on TV or online Find our latest weather forecast video forecasts here You can also watch a live stream of our latest news broadcasts here Download the free NBC2 News app for the latest news and weather forecast.
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Over the past few days, we've been dealing with tropical moisture in the atmosphere, causing lots of showers and storms across the region. Many of these storms are accompanied by lots of lightning and heavy downpours.
Today we're tracking some subtle changes in the atmosphere. The tropical moisture will subside a bit, which means we'll see fewer storms throughout the afternoon. With that in mind, we will still have scattered storms tonight.
We may only see a few scattered showers throughout the afternoon as the humidity drops. However, by 6 pm to 11 pm we will see another surge in humidity leading to increased storm coverage, just in time for your evening commute and plans.
This will send temperatures soaring as the storm is expected to become more dispersed later in the day. We expect high temperatures to be near record levels in Southwest Florida. in Ft. Myers Our forecast is for a high of 95 degrees, just 1 degree off the record set in 1990 (96 degrees).
As the work week ends, we will continue to see a drop in available moisture in the atmosphere, resulting in slightly fewer storms in the afternoon and evening.
However, it is still summer and easterly winds dominate, with sporadic storms still occurring along the coast.
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