Tampa's quiet Tuesday morning is giving way to several days of thunderstorms, heavy rain and possible minor flooding. The wettest stretch arrives Wednesday.

Tampa starts Monday clear and muggy, but storms arrive by afternoon before a much wetter pattern takes over midweek.

Tampa’s Sunday starts sunny and hot, but storms return by late afternoon. A much wetter stretch arrives Tuesday through Friday, with flooding concerns possible.

Tampa starts Saturday with light rain and mostly cloudy skies before afternoon storms roll in. Rain chances rise sharply next week as a wetter pattern takes hold.

Tampa’s muggy Friday will turn stormy after 2 p.m., with a heat index near 99 degrees. Rain chances rise sharply next week as a front settles over Florida.

Tampa starts Thursday clear and muggy before afternoon storms roll in. The wet pattern sticks around through the weekend and turns stormier next week.

Tampa gets a clear, muggy start Wednesday before afternoon storms return. The wettest stretch arrives Friday and lingers into next week.

Tampa starts Tuesday partly sunny and warm, with the rest of the day expected to stay dry outside coastal areas south of I-4. Rain chances rise sharply Thursday and Friday.

Tampa starts Monday sunny and near 88 degrees, but a wetter pattern is building. Storm chances rise by midweek and continue into the end of the week.

Tampa gets a clear, dry Sunday with an 85-degree high and lower humidity. Heat and afternoon storm chances return by midweek.

Sunny skies and lower humidity give Tampa a comfortable weekend before heat and storm chances build next week.

Tampa gets a sunny, cooler weekend with highs in the mid-80s before rain chances return Tuesday.

Tampa sees limited rain Thursday before a cooler, drier weekend arrives. Rain chances stay near zero through Sunday.