It will be a mostly sunny start our morning; however, the clouds will start to pop up around SWFL through the morning and afternoon hours. Isolated rain is expected to fire during the early afternoon hours near I-75; the sea breeze will push that rain further inland. When the sea breeze weakens later in the day, those isolated showers & thunderstorms will start to retreat to the Gulf Coast. There may be some isolated rain within the Coastal Corridor this evening, but the overnight hours will be mostly clear and quiet. Daytime temperatures will climb into the upper 80s and lower 90s while dew points continue to hover near 70 degrees. There will be more isolated rain arriving in SWFL on Friday with a little bit of a change over the weekend. On Saturday we will see our showers & thunderstorms arriving from the east and pushing all the way across SWFL ending up in the Gulf of Mexico for the evening. Sunday will include a chance of scattered rain all across SWFL throughout the day.

Tropics-

Tropical Depression 2 is now Tropical Storm Barry located in the Bay of Campeche about 30 miles north of Veracruz, Mexico. TS Barry has maximum sustained winds of 45 mph and is moving to the west at 5 mph. This storm will make landfall just north of Veracruz in the later mornings hours of today and continue to move inland over southern Mexico later today and tonight. Tropical Storm Barry will dissipate over southern Mexico on Friday.

FOX 4 Rising Meteorologist Jamie Kagol