Fort Myers is starting Thursday, November 5, with areas of low clouds and possible patchy fog, and the day is headed for a sunny 86. A light east-northeast breeze should keep things calm while rain stays a remote possibility.
Fog Risk Fades By Midmorning
Patchy fog or low clouds may briefly show up early Thursday, especially before the morning warms. The National Weather Service says drier air should move in this afternoon, limiting showers, while early low ceilings or fog should lift by midmorning; the forecast gives rain just a 10% chance.
Warm Friday, Then A Gentle Cooldown
Friday looks nearly identical, with sunny skies, a high near 86, and a 0% rain chance. The weekend brings a weak cold front through Saturday and Sunday, but it is not expected to deliver significant rain; highs should be about 84 Saturday and 81 Sunday, with morning lows reaching the mid 60s in the south.
Next Week Stays Mostly Dry
Monday looks cloudy with showers, with a high in the upper 70s; Tuesday is expected to be warm and unsettled, with a high around 79. The following week looks pleasant and mostly dry, with highs hovering in the upper 70s through most of the week.
For Fort Myers, the forecast is a classic early-November setup: hot afternoons, less oppressive evenings, and mostly cooperative skies for the next several days. Winds are generally light through Friday, then turn more northerly and may run roughly 12 to 17 mph over area waters next week, so boaters could notice a little more chop after the front.
