SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - After a few early morning rain showers and thunderstorms, mostly in southern parts of the Suncoast, our skies will gradually clear.
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April 21, 2021 at 6:18 AM
John Scalzi
Meteorologist
SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - After a few early morning rain showers and thunderstorms, mostly in southern parts of the Suncoast, our skies will gradually clear.
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John Scalzi
Meteorologist
First Alert Weather: Sunshine returns today
April 21, 2021 at 6:18 AM
John Scalzi
Meteorologist
SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - After a few early morning rain showers and thunderstorms, mostly in southern parts of the Suncoast, our skies will gradually clear.
This will begin a period of dry and sunny weather that will feature lower humidity. This welcome change will last for two days before humidity returns and a chance returns for showers comes our way.
Perhaps the most noticeable change coming our way will be the breezy wind shift out of the north that will bring in the drier, low humidity air. This will lead to slightly cooler and more comfortable nights. Daytime highs will hold in the lower 80s.
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Sunshine will give way to a few more clouds on Saturday as moisture starts to increase. Another front will approach Saturday and move through early Sunday. A chance for overnight showers and thunderstorms is in the forecast for Saturday night into mid-morning Sunday, although most of the showers will be over by early Sunday morning.
As you head out to work tomorrow morning you may need a light jacket or sweater as lows will be in the mid 50′s for the area and a wind out of the NE at 15-20 mph will make if feel a bit cooler. A tight pressure gradient between a sprawling high pressure over the SE U.S. and whatever is left of Iota
Hurricane Iota continues to gain strength tonight. A small eye has occasionally appeared in satellite images, and the banding features are well established and it has become fairly symmetric around the center. Iota now has maximum sustained winds of 105 mph with higher wind gusts.
Manatee County Emergency officials have issued a voluntary evacuation notice for residents of Anna Maria Island and other low-lying, flood-prone areas.
After a few early morning rain showers and thunderstorms, mostly in southern parts of the Suncoast, our skies will gradually clear. This will begin a period of dry and sunny weather that will feature lower humidity
