Fort Myers Sunday Afternoon Weather: Rain at 64 Percent — and Thunderstorms Now Stretch Into Wednesday
The afternoon feed keeps Sunday wet and cool, lifts Monday's rain chance to 52 percent, and puts thunderstorms on both Election Day and Wednesday before the week dries out.
Sunday afternoon is staying wet in Fort Myers. The station's live feed put the temperature at 74.7 degrees, feeling like 78.3, in the rain — with the day's high trimmed to 77.7 degrees and the chance of rain up to 64 percent, the wettest reading of the day so far.
Monday stays cool and unsettled, topping out at 74.4 degrees with rain chances now at 52 percent, up from this morning's outlook. Then the storm window widens: Tuesday — Election Day — brings thunderstorms, a high of 84.9 degrees and a 64 percent chance of rain, and the feed now carries thunderstorms into Wednesday as well, at 85.6 degrees with a 38 percent chance of rain. Voters and anyone with midweek outdoor plans should expect a two-day unsettled stretch, not a single stormy day.
The pattern breaks after Wednesday. Thursday warms to 86.8 degrees with rain chances down to 11 percent, Friday turns clear and sunny at 84.3 degrees, and Saturday stays clear at 82 — the driest, brightest finish to the week, once the storms clear out.
