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Deep tropical moisture continues to feed into Southwest Florida this afternoon with parts of Lee County already picking up five inches of rain.

Deep tropical moisture continues to feed into Southwest Florida this afternoon with parts of Lee County already picking up five inches of rain.

Overnight lows will dip into the upper 70s and the weekend will feature isolated storm chances. Highs are staying toasty this weekend, reaching the low to mid-90s with high humidity.

A few strong storms will be possible bringing the threat for frequent lightning, heavy rain, gusty winds and even small hail.

Coming off of our hottest May on record, the start of June is staying toasty. Conditions will be slightly less humid today but still hot with highs in the mid 90s.

The suspects were arrested on Wednesday, 10 April in Soweto.

Masondo said a task team was assigned to trace and arrest the suspects.

A strong cold front will be moving down the Florida peninsula tomorrow, possibly bringing rain and storms.

Conditions are still slightly muggy this morning with patchy fog possible inland.

A big pattern change is heading our way as a cold front works in overnight. By Tuesday, we're off to a cold start by Southwest Florida standards. Temperatures will be in the low 50s out the door, with highs in the 70s for days.