Here is your forecast for Friday, March 28th, 2025.
After Red Flag conditions and a high fire threat today, increased humidity and less wind will limit the threat for wildfires on Saturday and Sunday.
We'll start off Saturday in the 60s with mostly sunny to partly cloudy skies. Winds won't be as strong ranging from 10-15 mph out of the east then southeast in the afternoon. We may still have some gusts to 20 mph, but overall, it will not be as windy. (Today's peak gust in Fort Myers hit 36 mph.)
If you're out and about in the afternoon and evening, keep the rain gear on standby. After 2pm, stay weather aware as showers and storms begin to pop up. They will be scattered, traveling from the southeast toward the northwest. The potential for storms will linger into the evening, tapering after sunset.
Likewise, Sunday morning starts off dry. But, scattered showers and storms will be developing mainly between Noon and 6pm. Sunday evening, as of now, if expected to be dry.
Radar dries out next week, as temperatures heat up to 90° Wednesday, Thursday and Friday!
FOX 4 EVENING METEOROLOGIST KATIE WALLS
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