A sewage leak at George M. Steinbrenner Field soaked clubhouse bathrooms and ornamental ponds, forcing closures and pushing player interviews into hallways.

Fog and light rain slow the Sunday commute. A strong cold front brings gusts, falling temperatures and rip-current hazards through Tuesday.

Manatee County will open short-term cold-weather shelters Monday and Tuesday with transit and early check-in for people who need warmth.

Warm Saturday with patchy predawn fog, then a strong cold front arrives Sunday morning. Expect showers, gusty winds and a big temperature drop into next week.

Dense pre‑sunrise fog will ease to sunny, warm afternoons near 84°F; showers arrive Sunday and a sharp cool down could bring near‑freezing inland temps early next week.

Patchy morning fog will give way to sunny, warm afternoons with highs near 81°F. A cold front Sunday could bring showers and a sharp cooldown into next week.

Patchy morning fog through the weekend with sunny afternoons near 80°F; a cold front Sunday could bring showers and a sharp cool-down early next week.

Sunny, warm days with highs near 80°F through midweek. A cold front on Sunday, February 22 will cool the area into Monday.

High rip current risk through Monday evening at Tampa beaches; mostly sunny with highs near 74°F.

A warm, breezy Sunday with gusty afternoon winds. Expect a line of storms tonight and dangerous rip currents at area beaches.

Clear and warm Saturday with highs near 81°F. Patchy fog overnight and a line of storms possible Sunday night.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny Valentine’s Day with a high of 81 degrees in Tampa, but evening may turn cloudy with potential fog after midnight.

Dense fog is limiting visibility in Tampa this morning; a Dense Fog Advisory is in effect until 10 a.m. with sun expected by midmorning. Drive carefully.