Tampa, FL – Several areas across the Tampa Bay region have experienced record-breaking temperatures over the last two days, with more hot weather expected through the weekend. On April 2 and 3, temperatures reached as high as 92°F, surpassing previous records in locations such as Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Lakeland.
According to the National Weather Service in Tampa Bay, areas like Punta Gorda, Sarasota, and Brooksville also reported record highs. Temperatures were recorded at or above 90°F at many sites, challenging long-standing weather records from previous decades.
The forecast indicates that this unusually warm trend is expected to continue, with highs potentially hitting or exceeding 92°F through Saturday, April 6. This extreme heat is associated with high pressure over the region, keeping conditions dry and clear, making it essential for residents to prepare for the heat.
For those traveling, officials recommend staying hydrated, using sun protection, and monitoring local advisories.
