This weekend promises to be calmer than last weekend around here with only a slight chance for a shower or two on Saturday and Sunday. A storm system moving through the Southeast U.S. will sweep a cold front our way which will not make it all the way through here.

Get ready for more rain moving in for our area. It looks like it will be a stormy week with the possibility of heavy rainfall mainly Monday through Wednesday.

The weather is looking good once again for Thursday with just a small increase in cloudiness as a frontal boundary makes it to N. Central Florida.

Beautiful weather expected to continue on Wednesday as high pressure keeps skies generally sunny throughout much of the day. A frontal boundary will drift our way late Thursday which will bring a very small chance for some late day rain.

After a stormy weekend things have calmed down for a few days. Look for a fast moving high pressure to move west to east across our area bringing delightful weather through Wednesday.

Look for another round of storms to roll through later this morning through the early afternoon as another disturbance in the Gulf sends some big energy our way. Similar to Saturday’s line of storms one or two of them could turn severe with winds up to 60 mph along with some dangerous lightning.

All good things must come to an end and that is what is going to happen this weekend with our beautiful beach and boating weather.

Changes are on the way for our area mainly on Sunday as a cold front and a series of disturbances moves across Florida through early Monday morning.

It has been outstanding lately in the weather world and should stay that way again on Thursday as skies will be generally sunny with temperatures running just a couple of degrees above average. We will see the winds pick up on Friday out ahead of a storm system which promises to bring some much ...

Spectacular weather will stick around through Thursday with temperatures right where they should be for this time of year. There are some changes heading our way for the weekend however.

Just delightful spring weather to persist through the work week with highs near seasonable averages with highs in the upper 70′s near the coast and low 80s a mile or two inland from the Sarasota Bay.

The record heat will continue for areas mainly east of I-75 this weekend with high temperatures there in the low 90′s but look for low 80′s near the coast as water temperatures will moderate the heat there.

SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - With a steady south wind temperatures soared into the low 90′s today east of I-75 and it was a little cooler near the coast due to the Gulf water temperatures in the mid 70′s. Expect m

Temperatures are going to climb and so is the humidity over the next several days. It’s going to feel like the low 90′s for some. We are going to see high temperatures running some 8 to 12 degrees above average over the weekend.

After three days in a row of clouds and cool weather we finally warmed up to the low 70s near the beaches and upper 70s inland on Tuesday. We saw plenty of sunshine throughout the afternoon as high pressure is building back in.

The chilly blast of cold cloudy weather is slowly coming to an end as high pressure is slowly building from the west over Florida. We will see an area of low pressure off the Carolina coast start to weaken and push to the NE away from Florida taking the clouds and cold with it.

The cold front which dumped heavy rain over parts of the SW Florida is now well to our south and winds have switched around to the north. Much drier and cooler air is funneling down into Sarasota and Manatee Counties

The cold front which brought some much needed rain to the Suncoast is going to sweep in some cooler and drier air for the weekend.

The storm system which is tearing up parts of the Deep South with numerous tornadoes will move to the NE toward the Carolina coast on Thursday. The trailing cold front will push through our area early Thursday evening bringing a line of showers with an isolated thunderstorm or two.

Warm weather will last through Thursday and then things cool down to more seasonable levels on Friday. We will see a few showers and an isolated thunderstorm is possible with this front as it pushes through the area.

The warm weather pattern is set to change late Thursday as a cold front moves in. Until then expect temperatures to be a few degrees above average near the coast and some

The weekend is finally here and it’s looking just as nice as the work week did. The same weather pattern which brought us the glorious sunshine throughout the work week will be sticking around for a few more days.

We have had a string of beautiful days here along the Suncoast all thanks to a high pressure system which continues to hold strong over Florida. Fronts try to move in but have little luck in messing with our weather.

Beautiful spring weather continues for the Suncoast on Thursday as high pressure continues to dominate our weather. We will see mostly sunny skies to start the day and temperatures around 60 degrees and then warm up into upper 70′s near the beach and low 80′s inland areas.

After a couple of chilly mornings here along the Suncoast things are going to be heating up as we move closer to the weekend. On Wednesday lows will be close to average for this time of year which is 56 degrees.

It was cold Monday morning with lows in the mid 40′s. Brrrrrr.... It will be cool once again to start the day on Tuesday with lows in the low to mid 50′s.

Skies will be clear overnight and through the day on Friday. Lows to start the day on Friday will be in the mid 50′s for most everyone a few degrees cooler along the coast.

Some much needed rain fell over parts of the Suncoast on Wednesday with all of it getting out of the way by the time 1st. pitch was thrown. We will see plenty of sunshine on Thursday with a cool start as temperatures drop into the mid 50′s.

After a long stretch of 80 degree days here we are going to see changes begin on Wednesday which will bring us back to more average conditions for this time of year.

SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - FIRST ALERT WEATHER: Don’t put away those sweaters and jackets yet as a couple of cold fronts are headed this way.