Mostly sunny, less humid to start off the workweek

Happy Monday, Southwest Florida! Drier air mixes in today allowing for highs to skyrocket to the upper 80s and lower 90s.

As we remain more comfortable this evening, a perfect forecast sets up for the Pink Supermoon peak around 11:30 p.m. EDT.

Our next big weather change comes this weekend along our next cold front! Sunday scattered showers and storms are looking more likely.

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Near-record Monday heat, isolated rain chances start the workweek

Near-record heat is expected as high temperatures climb into the low to mid-90s. Ample humidity will propel our “feels like” temperatures into the upper 90s and triple digits during peak heating.

Mostly sunny conditions lead to another hot Monday afternoon

High temperatures will soar into the lower 90s once again Monday afternoon as conditions remain mainly clear and dry.

Sunny skies, lower humidity prompt high fire risk for SWFL

Due to low humidity and the fact that much of Southwest Florida is still experiencing severe drought, nearly all of our counties have active burn bans Thursday, with the exception of Charlotte County.

Humid start to breezy Wednesday before drier air returns

Another quiet day with no rain is ahead for Wednesday afternoon. Ahead of an incoming, weak frontal boundary, humidity will be higher in the morning before dropping during the day and returning to drier-than-usual conditions.

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