Tampa, FL – The first full week of March brings classic spring weather to Tampa, with warm temperatures and sunshine before midweek storms. Monday starts off sunny and mild, but increasing clouds and rain chances could impact outdoor plans by Wednesday.
According to the National Weather Service, Monday will be sunny with a high of 77°F and light northeast winds. The clear conditions continue into Monday night, with lows dipping to 58°F. By Tuesday, temperatures rise to 81°F, but a shift in wind direction will bring breezy conditions.
Wednesday poses the biggest change in the forecast. A 50% chance of afternoon showers and thunderstorms could disrupt commutes and outdoor activities. Breezy southwest winds could gust up to 25 mph, adding to the unsettled weather. Rain chances persist into Wednesday night, with temperatures cooling to 59°F.
By Thursday, skies clear again, bringing a return to sunshine and highs near 70°F. Friday will be another warm and sunny day, with highs around 77°F. However, looking ahead to Saturday, another round of showers and thunderstorms is possible.
Residents should stay aware of changing conditions, especially midweek when storms could bring gusty winds and heavy rain. Those with outdoor plans should monitor forecasts and prepare for potential weather disruptions.
Stay updated on Tampa’s spring weather by checking the latest forecasts and following local advisories.
