Blame it on the dust or the Saharan air layer that has moved in again over the top of Florida and S. Georgia as to the reason the rain chances have lowered
We can expect to see a few late day storms but not nearly as many as we’ve seen lately. For the first day of school for most children here along the Suncoast it should be
Another round of strong to even possibly severe storms for late Tuesday afternoon through the early evening. We will start out with mostly sunny skies on Tuesday with
Expect to see scattered showers and thunderstorms on Friday with some of the storms dropping some very heavy rain. We will see a bit more coverage than we saw on Thursday as some additional moisture moves in. T
Last week Saharan dust along with high pressure was limiting our normal afternoon and evening thunderstorm pattern. That has since moved on and now we can expect a good chance for scattered storms to be with us each and every day.
The dry air which has shut down our normal afternoon and evening thunderstorms will be thinning out over the weekend. This will allow for an isolated shower or two during the afternoon and evening but
The Saharan dust layer has shut down our normal production of afternoon and evening summer thunderstorms over the past couple of days and will do so again on Friday
Another round of afternoon and evening storms are possible on Friday and continuing through the weekend. An upper level low will be moving over south Florida on Friday and
The direction of wind during the morning hours can usually determine when you will have the highest probability of rain for your neighborhood here in SW Florida. High pressure
Look for a return to mainly late afternoon storms building inland along the sea breeze and pushing back toward the beaches late in the day. This is our typical summer pattern.
