WOW. WELL, FLORIDA SUMMER PATTERN RETURNS FOR THE WEEKEND WITH SEA BREEZE STORMS EXPECTED TO DEVELOP. HERE'S CERTIFIED FIRST WARNING METEOROLOGIST BROOKE SILVERING BROOKE. TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE 90S, BUT FEELS LIKE TEMPS ARE IN THE TRIPLE DIGITS THAT IS RIGHT. YOU KNOW, SUMMER IN FULL FORCE. YESTERDAY, THE FIRST OFFICIAL DAY OF THE SUMMER SOLSTICE. TODAY WE ARE FEELING THE HEAT, NOT LOOKING AT IT TOO MUCH. RAINFALL IN THE FORECAST FOR YOUR FRIDAY, BUT WE'LL SEE THAT AVERAGE PATTERN REALLY KICKING IN BY THE WEEKEND THROUGH THE NEXT WEEK. 88 DEGREES RIGHT NOW FEELS LIKE TEMPERATURE AT 100 OVER PORT SAINT LUCIE. EARLIER THIS MORNING YOU WOKE UP TO SOME FOG. NOW YOU'RE DEALING WITH THE HEAT EAST WIND AT NINE MILES PER HOUR, TEMPERATURES STILL FEELING LIKE THE TRIPLE DIGITS AT LEAST THROUGH THREE 3:00. AND THEN A LITTLE BIT OF RELIEF AS WE HEAD THROUGHOUT YOUR EVENING EVENING. ACTUALLY LOOKING REALLY NICE. WE'LL HAVE THE AIR TEMPERATURES IN THE MID TO LOW 80S, SO FEELING A LITTLE BIT ON THE WARMER AND MUGGY SIDE, BUT WE ARE LOOKING AT LIMITED RAINFALL AT LEAST FROM 2:00 ALL THE WAY THROUGH 8:10 P.M. CAN'T RULE OUT MAYBE A COASTAL SHOWER AFTER MIDNIGHT, BUT DEFIFINITELY SOMETHING WE'RE GOG TO BE TRACKING FOR YOU AS YOU WAKE UP FOR TOMORROW MORNING. NOW HERE'S OUR WEEKEND PLANNER. SATURDAY LOW 90, SUNDAY LOW 90S. BUT NOTICE, I THINK SUNDAY WE COULD SEE A LITTLE EXTRA COVERAGE OF RAINFALL STARTING A LITTLE EARLIER AS WELL IN THE FORECAST. SO DEFINITELY THE EARLIER THE BETTER. WITH THE PLANS. OR MAKE SURE YOU HAVE A REALLY GOOD UMBRELLA SATURDAY. ANYTHING BEFORE 3:00 LOOKS GOOD AFTER 3:00 PM, YOU CAN START TO SEE SOME SCATTERED RAIN AND STORMS PUSHING ACROSS THE AREA. NOW HERE IS THE INVEST THAT WE'VE BEEN TRACKING. SO BASICALLY THAT TROPICAL MOISTURE SAYING, WELL TO OUR NORTH FOR US VERY QUIET WEATHER. WE HAVE A LOT OF DRY AIR IN PLACE. SO JUST A FEW ISOLATATED STORMS, NOTHING ON THE WIDESPREAD SIDE EXPECTED. NOW. AGAIN, AN ISOLATED SHOWER WILL WORK ITS WAY IN WHENEVER WE HAVE THE ONSHORE WIND THROUGH THE MORNING. BUT A BETTER CHANCE TO SEE SCATTERED RAIN DEVELOPING AS WE HEAD INTO THE AFTERNOON. WITH THE DAYTIME HEATING. SEABREEZE SHOWERS. VERY CLASSIC SETUP AS THEY DRIFT OFF TOWARDS THE WEST COAST. YOU COULD HAVE A COUPLE LINGERING NEAR LAKE OKEECHOBEE THROUGH THE NIGHTTIME HOURS. THAT'S YOUR SATURDAY SUNDAY, WAKING UP TO A QUIET START AT LEAST THROUGH 10 A.M. AND THEN AFTER THAT WE'RE GOING TO SEE THAT EARLIER START TO SOME SCATTERED RAIN AND STORM ACTIVITY. 1 OR 2 STORMS, THOUGH, COULD LEAN ON THE STRONGER SIDE, PRODUCING WINDS UP TO 40MPH. FREQUENT LIGHTNING AND ALSO VERY HEAVY RAINFALL. TAKE A LOOK. 4:00 WE'RE STILL GOING TO BE DEALING WITH THAT MOISTURE EVEN AS LATE AS 8:00 ON YOUR SUNDAY. AS WE TAKE A LOOK AT THE TROPICAL TRACKER THAT WE'RE WATCHING, WE'VE HAD THE HURRICANE HUNTERS INVESTIGATING THIS MOISTURE THAT WE'VE BEEN WATCHING OFF THE COAST OF FLORIDA. LOOKS LIKE THEY'RE DONE WITH THEIR MISSION. SO REALLY INTERESTING TO SEE WHAT THEY GATHER FROM IT. BUT REGARDLESS OF FURTHER DEVELOPMENT, IT'S STILL GOING TO BRING PRETTY MUCH THE SAME IMPACTS FROM JACKSONVILLE ALL THE WAY INTO SOUTHERN GEORGIA LATER ON TONIGHT. BY AROUND 10:00, THOUGH, IT SHOULD BE GONE. AND PRETTY MUCH SOMETHING THAT WAS IN THE PAST. SO AS WE FAST FORWARD THERE ON A TROPICAL TRACKER, YOU CAN SEE ALL THAT MOISTURE FROM SAINT AUGUSTINE DOWN TO DAYTONA BEACH, JACKSONVILLE AS FAR NORTH AS SAVANNAH, AND AGAIN AS SOON AS THIS WRAPS UP, IT'S GOING TO PRETTY MUCH BE OR IS GOING TO LOSE ITS SOURCE OF POWER, WHICH WOULD BE THE ATLANTIC OCEAN AS SOON AS IT'S OVER LAND. SO THAT HAS ABOUT A 60% CHANCE OF FORMATION BETWEEN NOW THROUGH TONIGHT. AND THEN ANOTHER AREA THAT'S GOING TO BE ON THE MORE LIKELY SIDE TO DEVELOP INTO A TROPICAL DEPRESSION. AND THEN MAYBE EVEN INTO BARREL WILL BE RIGHT HERE IN THE GULF OF MEXICO, WHERE ALBERTO FORMED. NO IMPACTS FOR US HERE IN SOUTH FLORIDA. SO LOW 90S OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL DAYS, WE DO HAVE A CHANCE FOR SCATTERED RAIN AND STORMS EACH AND EVERY AFTERNOON. VERY SUMMERLIKE PATTERN IN PLACE. TEMPERATURES AT AROUND THE LOW 90S, BUT NO TROPICAL IMPACTS EXPECTED FOR SOUTH FLORIDA OR THE TREASURE COAST
