Patchy morning fog gives way to mostly sunny skies and highs near the mid‑80s. Isolated afternoon storms are possible midweek; near‑record heat looks likely Friday–Saturday.

Gov. Ron DeSantis announced he signed a bill to speed shoreline restoration and protect public beach access, framing it as part of the state’s resilience push.

Sunny and dry Thursday in Tampa with highs near 76°F. Boaters should use caution — inland areas will be unusually dry.

Tornado Watch 70 covers Hernando County through 8 p.m.; officials urge residents to review safety plans and sign up for AlertHernando.

Hillsborough health officials warned against swimming or letting pets in Lake Thonotosassa after tests found harmful blue‑green algae toxins, and DEP is monitoring the bloom.

Hernando County Fire Rescue posted photos showing downed trees and power outages in Brooksville after Sunday storms. Officials say no injuries were reported and crews are on scene.

Storms are likely Monday afternoon in Tampa with gusty winds and a high rip current risk at area beaches. Expect heavy downpours and a cooler week after the front.

Warm morning gives way to likely storms this afternoon. A strong cold front Monday brings cooler air and choppy seas.

Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms may hit Tampa this afternoon. A sharp cool‑down follows Monday night into Tuesday.

Cloudy morning in Tampa with highs near 84°F. Showers and thunderstorms likely Saturday into next week.

Mostly clear and muggy this morning with highs near 82F. Showers and thunderstorms are likely this afternoon and evening; brief heavy downpours possible.

Clear, muggy morning and highs near 89°F. Storms become likely Thursday with a stronger front expected next week.

Patchy fog early Tuesday gives way to sun and highs near 90°F. A cold front Thursday raises the chance of showers and thunderstorms.