Southwest Florida

South Florida faces hot and humid conditions with increasing rain chances this weekend and early next week, including thunderstorms in interior and Southwest Florida. Rain coverage will expand through the weekend, shifting to east coast metro areas by Sunday, while Tropical Storm Bertha moves toward Texas.

A Heat Advisory is in effect for Miami-Dade and Broward Counties as South Florida experiences temperatures in the low to mid 90s with heat index values up to 108 degrees. Tropical Depression Two, currently in the northeastern Gulf, is expected to strengthen but poses no direct threat to South Florida. Drier air will lead to hotter conditions through Wednesday, with rain chances decreasing and afternoon storms becoming less frequent.

South Florida will have hot and humid conditions with afternoon storms, reaching low to mid-90s temperatures. A tropical disturbance in the Gulf (Invest 91L) has a 60% chance of development but no direct impact on South Florida is expected. Scattered storms may affect inland and Southwest Florida, with potential for gusty winds and heavy rain.

South Florida experiences hot, hazy weather with temperatures in the mid to upper 90s due to the Saharan Air Layer, which suppresses thunderstorms. Scattered afternoon showers and thunderstorms are possible in interior areas, while coastal regions remain mostly dry. The Atlantic Basin shows no tropical activity.

Showers and storms in southwest Florida will fade Thursday night, with cooler temperatures expected in Miami-Dade and Broward counties overnight. Friday will bring a mix of sun and clouds, stray morning showers, and high heat indices exceeding 100°F due to daytime heating.

Isolated afternoon and evening storms are expected in South Florida due to shifting high pressure and increasing moisture levels. Rain chances are 50% over the weekend, with temperatures reaching upper 80s to low 90s and humid nights in the mid-to-upper 70s.

South Florida faces high heat and humidity with afternoon storms expected this weekend, particularly in Southwest Florida and inland areas. Heat index values may reach 100-105°F, and localized flooding is possible. Weekend forecasts predict continued above-average temperatures and increased rainfall.

South Florida experiences typical summer weather with warm temperatures, high humidity, and scattered afternoon storms. Storm activity is focused in interior regions like Alligator Alley and Southwest Florida, while coastal areas see less activity. A low-pressure system in the Bay of Campeche is being monitored but has a low chance of development.

South Florida experiences dry weather today with isolated afternoon showers, but a wetter pattern is expected to develop by midweek as tropical moisture returns, increasing rain chances to 60-80% through the weekend. Temperatures will reach upper 80s to low 90s, with heat indices near 100°F in Southwest Florida.