Tampa, Florida – Scattered thunderstorms and oppressive humidity will hammer the Tampa area Friday afternoon, with heat index values surging past 100°F. Roads like I-275 could become slick just as traffic builds around 3 p.m., prompting a weather alert for commuters and outdoor workers.
According to the National Weather Service, Friday’s high will hit 91°F, but it may feel closer to 103°F. Calm morning conditions will give way to storms after lunchtime, with a 40% chance of precipitation. Residents should delay afternoon errands, stay hydrated, and avoid outdoor activity during peak heat.
By Saturday, another round of storms is likely. Highs again reach the low 90s, with winds picking up near midday. Humidity remains high all weekend, increasing heat stress. Scattered afternoon storms continue into Sunday, with a 40% rain chance both days.
Nights will bring only slight relief, with lows in the upper 70s. Rain chances increase again Monday, with a 50% chance of showers and storms and a high near 92°F. Tuesday will bring even more moisture — a 70% rain chance with highs near 94°F — marking the most active weather of the extended period.
Stay alert for pop-up downpours and changing road conditions, especially near bridges and major interstates. More advisories are possible as the pattern holds.
🌀 Five-Day Forecast (Tampa, FL)
- Thursday, June 5: High 90°F, scattered p.m. storms, 50% rain chance
- Friday, June 6: High 91°F, heat index 103°F, scattered storms, 40% chance
- Saturday, June 7: High 91°F, storms likely after noon, 40% chance
- Sunday, June 8: High 91°F, humid with scattered storms, 40% chance
- Monday, June 9: High 92°F, more storms, 50% chance
- Tuesday, June 10: High 94°F, widespread storms, 70% chance
