We're in store for more rounds of rain and storms across Southwest Florida Tuesday, and the wetter weather looks to stick around through Wednesday.
Today and Wednesday are Gulf Coast Weather Impact Days since some of the heavier bands of rain could lead to localized flooding.
The threat for severe weather will stay low Tuesday, but some of today's storms could produce some intense lightning at times.
A Flood Watch is in place for Collier County through Wednesday morning, highlighting the potential for more flooding rain.
Over the next three days, rain accumulations could add up to 1 to 3 inches.
Meanwhile, off Florida's East Coast, there is a broad low-pressure system ; however, it has a low chance for tropical development as we enter the first week of hurricane season.
Your Gulf Coast Weather Team will keep an eye out on the tropics all season long and will inform you if something begins to form.
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