Tampa, FL — A high surf advisory is in effect across Tampa Bay until 2 p.m. Saturday, with strong rip currents and dangerous conditions along coastal roads like Bayshore Blvd. Residents and visitors should avoid entering the water and be cautious near the shore.
According to the National Weather Service, the advisory coincides with scattered thunderstorms and showers, expected Saturday afternoon. Heat index values may soar as high as 103°F, increasing the likelihood of heat-related illnesses. Showers and possible thunderstorms will persist through Saturday night, bringing localized flooding risks. Drivers are advised to avoid areas prone to flooding and watch for changing road conditions, especially near the coast.
Sunday’s forecast shows a 70% chance of isolated thunderstorms, while the weather gradually clears by Monday. Travelers heading into next week should prepare for heat and isolated showers but can expect mostly sunny skies by Tuesday. As storm risks decrease by mid-week, Tampa residents will experience lower rain chances and milder conditions.
