A classic summertime weather setup is in place over Southwest Florida today, and that means though our weather will be warm and humid for the first half of the day, thunderstorms are expected in the afternoon.  

Until the storms arrive, just look for a blend of sun and clouds through the lunch hour as temps today peak around 92 degrees. Rain and storms should start popping up over our inland communities in Collier, Hendry and Glades after 2 p.m., and with the sea breeze's arrival, regions west of Interstate 75 (Cape Coral, Fort Myers, Naples, Port Charlotte, Estero) will have areas of rain and stormy weather through the late afternoon and early evening.  

Given the expected fairly early start to the storms today, most of the activity should begin wrapping up around sunset, with quiet weather likely overnight into early Wednesday.  

Our forecast on Wednesday is similar to today's outlook.  This means that you can expect dry weather in the morning with storms developing in the afternoon.  Temperatures will again be seasonable with mid-afternoon numbers peaking around 92 degrees.