Fort Myers Monday Morning Weather: Showers and 77 Today, Election Day Reaches 81
The station's live feed starts Election Eve at 71.5 degrees under overcast skies, with rain showers the day's main event and a warmer, still-cloudy Election Day behind it.
Fort Myers - Monday began at 71.5 degrees, feeling like 76.3, under overcast skies on the station's live Open-Meteo feed, and the day's forecast is a showery one: a high of 77.3 with a 55 percent chance of precipitation and a low tonight of 70.5. It is a cooler, wetter Election Eve than the weekend that preceded it - and several degrees warmer than the overnight outlook had it.
Election Day itself reads warmer and drier by comparison, though not dry outright: Tuesday tops out at 81.0 with a low of 70.3 and a 60 percent precip chance under overcast skies on the current feed. Voters heading to precincts between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. should plan for the possibility of a passing shower rather than a washout, on the feed's current wording.
The warm-up behind the election is the week's bigger move. Wednesday climbs to 87.1 with drizzle chances at 47 percent, and Thursday peaks at 87.4 before the pattern settles: Friday at 83.7, then a clear Saturday at 81.0 with a low of 65.7 - the coolest night of the week - and a mild Sunday at 78.7.
In short: rain gear for Monday, a light layer and an umbrella within reach for Election Day, and a return to late-summer warmth by midweek. The Weather Desk updates the file at the 17:00 cycle or sooner if the feed moves materially.
