Tampa, Florida – Thunderstorms will rattle Tampa early Saturday, kicking off a hot and stormy start to June with highs nearing 95°F by midweek.
According to the National Weather Service, widespread showers and thunderstorms are expected in the Tampa area before 8 a.m. Saturday, May 31, with a 60% chance of rain. New rainfall could total up to three-quarters of an inch, especially in stronger cells. West winds will shift to southwest at 10 mph, creating slick morning commutes, particularly along I-275 and US-92.
By Sunday, June 1, skies dry out slightly but don’t expect relief from the heat. Highs reach 91°F with just a 20% chance of afternoon storms. The pattern repeats through midweek, with daily highs from 93–95°F and scattered late-day thunderstorms possible Monday through Thursday. Tuesday and Wednesday bring the highest heat so far, with a heat index possibly topping 100°F. Afternoon outdoor plans may need adjusting. Stay hydrated and avoid prolonged sun exposure during peak hours.
Looking ahead:
- Sunday (June 1): 91°F, 20% chance of PM storms
- Monday (June 2): 90°F, chance of storms before 8 a.m.
- Tuesday (June 3): 93°F, afternoon storms possible
- Wednesday (June 4): 94°F, chance of storms throughout day
- Thursday (June 5): 95°F, scattered showers continue
Summer heat has arrived — stay weather-aware and watch for updates as conditions evolve.
