It will be another sunny start to our day with warm, stuffy conditions. Later this afternoon we will see isolated rain moving through SWFL from the northwest to the southeast, primarily along or east of I-75. This rain is most likely to move through De Soto county dropping southeast into Glades & Hendry county with the possibility of reaching inland areas of Charlotte & Lee county east of the interstate. Daytime highs are headed for the upper 80s to middle 90s while dew points start out in the lower 70s ending up in the lower and middle 60s this evening. A cold front will be moving through SWFL Saturday morning bringing very comfortable weather for the holiday weekend. Saturday & Sunday will include mostly sunny skies, breezy conditions and dew points hovering near 60 degrees. On Memorial Day our dew points will still be in the lower 60s with a breeze under partly sunny skies. On Tuesday the humidity start to climb along with our chances of rain; we could see some rain south of the Caloosahatchee. Our typical rain pattern of afternoon, isolated rain returns to SWFL on Wednesday when our dew points are back to the middle and upper 60s and daytime highs hit 90.

FOX 4 Rising Meteorologist Jamie Kagol