The National Weather Service in Tampa, Florida, predicts a week of sunny skies and gradually warming temperatures, starting from a brisk 46°F early in the morning on December 2nd. According to the official report of National Weather Service, despite the chilly start with wind chill values as low as 40°F, the day is set to see a high near 67°F.
The weather pattern this week seems to be dominated by clear skies and steady north to northeast winds. As for tonight, the thermometers are expected to dip to around 43°F, with a north northeast wind calming to 3 to 6 mph. Over the next few days, the chill will linger in the mornings, with wind chill values as low as 39°F early on Tuesday, yet daily highs will crest in the mid to upper 60s, with Wednesday hitting near 68°F.
The clear trend continues through the week with only light winds shifting occasionally in direction. The forecast for Wednesday night calls for a mostly clear sky with a low around 47°F, and a light northeast wind, setting a consistent pattern for the remainder of the week.
Into the weekend, Tampa resident can look forward to a slight increase in temperatures, with a high near 73°F on Thursday, steadily climbing to near 78°F by Sunday. Clear, sunny skies are to be expected daily, with nighttime temperatures gradually rising as well, from the low 40s early in the week, to around 57°F by Saturday night. The weather, it seems, has settled into a groove that speaks more to comfort than to caprice, marking early December with a promise of mildness.
