TAMPA, Fla. — The first light of dawn glows across the bay as cool, dry air meets a soft ocean haze, signaling a tranquil start to the week across west-central Florida. A few scattered clouds linger this morning, but a steady stretch of sunshine and comfortable warmth will soon return to the Tampa Bay area.
According to the National Weather Service in Tampa Bay, a weak disturbance slides through today, bringing only a 10–20% chance of brief showers before 8 p.m.. Rainfall totals, if any, will stay light — just enough to dampen a few streets along I-275 and U.S. 19. By late evening, skies clear as drier air filters in from the north, setting the tone for a bright, warm, and calm week ahead.
Monday through Thursday will feature plenty of sunshine, light northeast breezes, and highs climbing steadily from 76°F to near 84°F by midweek. It’s ideal weather for fall yard work, morning jogs, or early holiday decorating, with humidity levels staying lower than typical for early November.
By Friday and Saturday, the pattern holds firm — sunny skies, mild nights near 60°F, and daytime highs in the low-to-mid 80s. No major fronts are expected through next weekend, though forecasters note a subtle uptick in moisture could return next week as La Niña-driven patterns shift over the Gulf.
For now, the Tampa Bay region enjoys a near-perfect start to November, offering Floridians a welcome mix of warmth, dry air, and just a hint of early-season crispness before the next tropical transition later in the month.
Five-Day Outlook for Tampa, FL:
Sun: 80/62 – Slight chance of showers; clearing late.
Mon: 76/55 – Sunny; light north breeze.
Tue: 79/60 – Sunny; mild and dry.
Wed: 83/63 – Bright; comfortable warmth.
Thu: 84/63 – Sunny and calm.
