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One more slim rain chance Thursday gives way to a much drier weekend. (opens the original)
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Thursday presents a slim chance for rain before the faucet shuts off this weekend. Thursday morning will feature partly cloudy skies, with temperatures starting in the mid 70s. Expect another humid day tomorrow, with most of us seeing a mix of sun and clouds. Afternoon high temperatures will reach near 90 degrees. Only isolated showers and storms are possible throughout the afternoon and evening, with just 30% rain coverage. A cold front will sweep across the region on Friday, ushering in drier
One more slim rain chance Thursday gives way to a much drier weekend. (opens the original)
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Thursday presents a slim chance for rain before the faucet shuts off this weekend. Thursday morning will feature partly cloudy skies, with temperatures starting in the mid 70s. Expect another humid day tomorrow, with most of us seeing a mix of sun and clouds. Afternoon high temperatures will reach near 90 degrees. Only isolated showers and storms are possible throughout the afternoon and evening, with just 30% rain coverage. A cold front will sweep across the region on Friday, ushering in drier
NHC tags two new areas of potential tropical development (opens the original)
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SOUTHWEST FLORIDA, (WINK) â The National Hurricane Center tagged two new areas of potential tropical development. Neither area has a likely chance of tropical development. East of the Leeward Islands (Remnants of Dolly): A tropical wave, the remnants of Tropical Storm Dolly, are located several hundred miles east of the Leeward Islands. Redevelopment of this system is unlikely while it moves westward to west-northwestward near 25 mph. The wave could bring locally heavy rains and gusty winds to
Near-record heat returns Tuesday, and it doesn't end there (opens the original)
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SOUTHWEST FLORIDA (WINK) â WINK News Weather Authority meteorologists are forecasting a continuation of our record heat wave as Saharan dust continues to move in across Southwest Florida. Temperatures on Tuesday will climb close to record highs before isolated storms develop later in the day. Tuesday morning will feature a few clouds, with low temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. Expect a mix of sun and clouds through the afternoon, along with a hazy sky as Saharan dust remains overhead. Afte
Near-record heat returns Tuesday, and it doesn't end there (opens the original)
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SOUTHWEST FLORIDA (WINK) â WINK News Weather Authority meteorologists are forecasting a continuation of our record heat wave as Saharan dust continues to move in across Southwest Florida. Temperatures on Tuesday will climb close to record highs before isolated storms develop later in the day. Tuesday morning will feature a few clouds, with low temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. Expect a mix of sun and clouds through the afternoon, along with a hazy sky as Saharan dust remains overhead. Afte
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