Tampa, Florida – Thunderstorms are expected to roll into the Tampa area Sunday morning, bringing slick roads, heavy downpours, and a 70% chance of rain—marking the start of a soggy spring stretch across west-central Florida.
According to the National Weather Service, scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms are likely by 8 a.m. Sunday, with gusty winds developing along the I-275 corridor and in surrounding Hillsborough County. Afternoon temperatures will hold near 85°F, but travel conditions could be hazardous during peak rain periods. Residents are urged to delay non-essential driving during storms and monitor local alerts.
Showers may taper off by Sunday night, but a 40% rain chance remains through midnight. Monday brings another wave of activity, with a 50% chance of rain and embedded storms, especially in the late morning to early evening hours. Moisture lingers through midweek, and conditions remain unstable with more rain likely each day.
Tuesday offers a brief break, with sunny skies and a high near 92°F—but don’t get too comfortable. Thunderstorm chances return Thursday (30%) and increase again by Friday, when a 50% chance of storms could impact commutes and outdoor plans.
🌤 Tampa’s 5-Day Spring Forecast:
- Sunday: Showers, thunderstorms likely (70%), high 85°F
- Monday: Chance of storms (50%), high 88°F
- Tuesday: Sunny and dry, high 92°F
- Wednesday: Partly cloudy, low 72°F
- Thursday: Chance of storms (30%), high 91°F
- Friday: Storms possible (50%), high 87°F
