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SOMETHING FROM YOU HIT SOMETHING NEW FROM LITERALLY EVERY DAY AND I HOPE YOU GUYS DID. KNOW, IT’S IT’S INCREDIBLE HOW FAR AWAY IT IS GOING TO TEAMS. ALL EYES ARE ON AARON RIGHT NOW. YEAH. WHEN THEY NAMED THE STORM, SIRENS START TO GO OFF. BUT I’M GONNA TRY AND EASE YOUR MIND A LITTLE BIT. WE’RE GONNA TALK MORE ABOUT THE TRACK OF AARON. SO TAKE A LOOK HERE. THIS IS THE COLD. THOSE PUT OUT AT 11 THIS MORNING. SO THEY SAID, HEY, THIS IS COMING, PAY ATTENTION. AND NOW WE’RE GOING TO TALK ABOUT IT BECAUSE THIS UPDATE HERE SHOW SOMETHING PRETTY INTERESTING BECAUSE IT’LL BE THE FIRST HURRICANE IN THE ATLANTIC BASIN OF THE 2025 SEASON. THAT’S A LITTLE BIT SLOW. IT FEELS LIKE YES, BUT ALSO IT’S GOING TO BE THE FIRST MAJOR HURRICANE. I TALKED ABOUT THAT REACHING THAT CATEGORY 3 STRENGTH. >> AS IT WORKS ITS WAY WESTWARD BEING STEERED BY THAT BERMUDA HIGH IS JUST WHERE IT GOES. AFTER THAT AS IT GETS CLOSER TO THE COAST, OBVIOUSLY THAT’S THE THING THAT YOU WANT TO KNOW. THE MOST, BUT IT’S TOO FAR OUT FOR US TO GET TO THAT POINT TO SAY ANYTHING CERTAIN. YOU GUYS KNOW IF YOU’VE LIVED HERE LONG ENOUGH, THE WIDER THAT CONE GETS, THERE’S MORE UNCERTAINTY LONGER INTO THE FUTURE. AND SO THAT’S SOMETHING TO KEEP IN MIND. YES, IT’S HEADING WEST, BUT IS IT HEADING TOWARDS US? NOT DIRECTLY AT THIS TIME. NOTHING TO FREAK OUT ABOUT JUST SOMETHING TO PAY ATTENTION TO TRUST ME. WE’RE GOING TO BE GIVING YOU UPDATES ON AIR AND ONE OF THE SHOW YOU A MODEL TRACK OF THIS STORM TO SEE WHERE IT GOES. WE’RE GOING TO HAVE IT SWIRLING. THEY’RE OUT IN THE ATLANTIC. WE GET TO THURSDAY MORNING. THAT’S WHEN IT’S SET TO REACH THAT CATEGORY ONE HURRICANE STRENGTH. THIS IS BY ABOUT 08:00AM ON THURSDAY AND THEN WE’RE CONTINUE ONWARD AFTER THAT, THE END OF THE WORKWEEK, THE START OF THE WEEKEND WE GET TO SATURDAY MORNING WHERE THIS IS WHEN IT’S SET TO BECOME A MAJOR HURRICANE. IT STILL HAS ABOUT ATLANTIC. IT’S STILL EVEN HAS IT EAST OF PUERTO RICO AT THIS TIME. SO WE’RE GONNA PAY ATTENTION TO IT. WE’RE GOING TO KEEP AN EYE ON AIR ALSO THE OTHER SPOTS OUT THERE IN THE ATLANTIC TO SEE HOW IT BEHAVES. MODELS WERE ACTUALLY HINTING AT AARON BECOMING A MAJOR HURRICANE BEFORE IT WAS EVEN NAMED. IT PICKS UP ON THAT. ONCE AGAINST THAT, INVEST AS A NATION STILL HAS IT STRENGTHENING AS WE PUSH TOWARDS THE WEEKEND. SO THAT’S SOMETHING THAT WE’RE GOING TO ALSO FOCUS ON THE INTENSITY OF AIR. AND AS IT MOVES THROUGH VERY WARM ATLANTIC WATERS FOR THIS TIME OF YEAR, OTHER PLACES OUT IN THE ATLANTIC, LESS CONCERNING TO LITTLE YELLOW PATCHES, ONLY ABOUT 10% CHANCE DEVELOPMENT OVER THE NEXT 2 IN THE NEXT 7 DAYS. DON’T EVEN STRESS ABOUT THOSE SO FAR AWAY FROM FLORIDA AND JUST DOING THEIR THING AS FISH STORMS IN THE ATLANTIC. IF IT WERE TO EVEN ORGANIZE THEMSELVES INTO ANYTHING MORE THAN JUST AN AREA FOR US TO WATCH CLOSER TO HOME. LET’S GET YOU THROUGH YOUR MONDAY FORECAST. WE ARE GOING TO BE TRENDING WARMER TODAY JUST BECAUSE IT’S LESS GLOOMY TO START. WE HAD LESS RAIN IN THE FORECAST THIS MORNING. AND SO THAT MEANS OUR TEMPERATURE WILL BE ALLOWED TO CLIMB A LITTLE BIT MORE. WE STILL ARE EXPECTING RAIN THIS AFTERNOON AND WE ACTUALLY HAVE SOME STARTING TO DEVELOP ON THE MAP ARE READY. THIS IS WHAT THAT LOOKS LIKE OUT IN COLLIER COUNTY. JUST SOME RAIN STARTING TO BUBBLE UP ON TO THE RADAR THAT WILL CONTINUE THIS AFTERNOON. I DO HAVE TYPICAL SUMMERTIME AFTERNOON SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS BUILDING ONTO THE MAP AS WE MOVE A LITTLE BIT LATER ON INTO YOUR MONDAY. THIS BY ABOUT 3 O’CLOCK WHERE WE HAVE THAT COVERAGE STARTING TO BUBBLE IN. AND THAT COVERAGE WILL ALSO MAKE ITS WAY BROADLY NORTH AND WEST THROUGH THE GULF COAST. BY ABOUT 4.30, WE’RE GOING TO HAVE SOME RAIN ON THE MAP AND THEN YOUR COMMUTE HOME. YOU MIGHT HAVE A LITTLE BIT OF RAIN TO DRIVE THROUGH AS WELL. COVERAGE IS NOT SUPER WIDESPREAD. IT’S JUST THOSE POCKETS OF RAIN MIGHT BE A LITTLE BIT OF A NUISANCE WITH SOME HEAVY RAIN AND FREQUENT LIGHTNING AT TIMES AS WELL. LIKE WHAT WE NORMALLY SEE WITH THOSE SUMMERTIME THUNDERSTORMS. SO YOUR SEVEN-DAY FORECAST LOOKS LIKE THIS. I DO WANT TO POINT OUT THE FACT THAT OUR TEMPERATURES THEY ARE GOING TO WARM UP OVER THE NEXT FEW DAYS. SO IF YOU ENJOY THE 80’S THAT WE SAW THIS WEEKEND, I DON’T HAVE THAT IN THE FORECAST AND I’M SORRY, I DO KEEP RAIN CHANCES A LITTLE BIT LOWER. STILL, WE’RE GOING TO HAVE SOME RAIN EACH AND EVERY DAY ACROSS THE

Scattered afternoon storms Monday for first day back to school

Overall coverage will be lower than the weekend storm coverage.

Updated: 1:23 PM EDT Aug 11, 2025

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We’ll transition into a more typical rainy season pattern today with scattered storms impacting the Gulf Coast through the early evening. While overall coverage will run much drier than the weekend, keep the umbrella handy as spotty downpours will be possible. Lows will fall into the upper 70s. Daytime highs will warm into the mid-90s for most of Southwest Florida every day this week with afternoon showers and storms. Tracking the TropicsTropical Storm Erin formed in the eastern Atlantic Monday morning. See the latest on what is expected to become the first hurricane of the season.It is still too early to know the exact path and track of this system, but continue to stay updated with the Gulf Coast Storm Team.The Atlantic hurricane season runs from June 1 through Nov. 30. Follow Gulf Coast News online and on-air for Southwest Florida’s Most Accurate weather forecast.Be prepared with the Gulf Coast News 2025 Hurricane GuideLive Interactive RadarCheck out the interactive Gulf Coast Live RadarWatch your Gulf Coast Weather forecasts on TV or onlineHere’s where to find our latest weather forecast videoYou can also watch newscasts live or on-demand hereOr download the Gulf Coast News app to stream on your phone or tabletFollow the Gulf Coast Storm Team on social mediaChief Meteorologist Allyson Rae on Facebook and XMeteorologist Caroline Castora on Facebook and XMeteorologist Jim Dickey on Facebook and XMeteorologist Jason Dunning on Facebook and XMeteorologist Rob Duns on Facebook and XMeteorologist Lauren Hope on Facebook and XMeteorologist Raphael Tavernier on Facebook and XDOWNLOAD the free Gulf Coast News app for your latest breaking news and weather alerts. And check out the Very Local Gulf Coast app to stream news, entertainment and original programming on your TV.

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We’ll transition into a more typical rainy season pattern today with scattered storms impacting the Gulf Coast through the early evening. While overall coverage will run much drier than the weekend, keep the umbrella handy as spotty downpours will be possible. Lows will fall into the upper 70s.

Daytime highs will warm into the mid-90s for most of Southwest Florida every day this week with afternoon showers and storms.

Tracking the Tropics

Tropical Storm Erin formed in the eastern Atlantic Monday morning. See the latest on what is expected to become the first hurricane of the season.

It is still too early to know the exact path and track of this system, but continue to stay updated with the Gulf Coast Storm Team.

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