A southerly flow on Thursday could give us a few showers earlier in the day.  Inland showers, particularly in Collier county will develop then move a bit further inland as the sea breeze develops.  A few of the thunderstorms may be strong.  Late in the afternoon and evening, due to outflow boundaries, those cool breezes that come from the thunderstorms, we may see a few build back toward the coast.  Daytime highs will remain in the upper 80's and lower 90's with high humidity and clouds increasing throughout the day.

An uptick in moisture this weekend as a weak tropical wave skirts the southern tip of the Florida peninsula.  Rain chances remain about 50% for Saturday and Sunday afternoons.

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Tropical Storm Barry formed this afternoon in the southern Bay of Campeche, the second named storm of the season.  Sustained winds are at 40 mph, making this a minimal tropical storm. There is a chance for some slight strengthening in the next 12 to 18 hours before the storm makes landfall.  This storm is no threat to the United States.  Otherwise, the tropics remain quiet and no tropical development is anticipated for the next 48 hours.

FOX 4 Meteorologist Michelle Cunningham