The National Weather Service in Tampa warns of high rip currents through Friday that could affect several coastal counties and advises swimming near lifeguards.

The National Weather Service warns of potential coastal flooding and high rip current risk in multiple Florida counties, with safety advisories in place.

The Tampa area can expect a sunny day with a high of 84 degrees and a 50% chance of evening thunderstorms. Overnight, more storms are likely with a low of 70 degrees. The weather should clear up with cooler temperatures by Wednesday night.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sun, clouds, and possible midweek thunderstorms for Tampa, Florida, with temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to mid-80s°F.

Tampa's forecast predicts a week of mostly sunny weather with temperatures rising to highs in the low 80s, clear nights, and gentle breezes, with a chance of showers and thunderstorms by Tuesday night.

The Tampa area anticipates sunny days and light winds, with a chance of showers and storms midweek, followed by cooler temperatures and clear skies towards the end of the week.

The NWS forecast for Tampa, Florida, predicts clearer skies and moderate temperatures ahead, with highs in the low 80s and cooler evenings. A slight chance of showers is expected next Tuesday and Wednesday.

The NWS has issued a weather forecast for Tampa, FL, predicting sunny skies, highs around 80-85 degrees, and light winds, with a chance of showers mid-week.

The NWS provides a sunny forecast for Tampa, Florida, with temperatures in the mid-80s and breezy conditions. Evening temperatures will drop to the mid-60s with continued clear skies.

The National Weather Service in Tampa forecasts a week of sunny days, with temperatures ranging from highs of 89°F to 79°F and nighttime lows of 71°F to 57°F, along with mild winds.

The Tampa Bay area is expected to enjoy sunny weather and mild temperatures on Veterans Day, with highs up to 87 degrees and light winds. The pleasant conditions will continue through the week with mostly clear skies and stable temperatures.

The National Weather Service in Tampa warns of high rip current risks at several beaches and advises caution. Visitors should swim near lifeguards and follow safety instructions if caught in a current.

The National Weather Service warns of a high risk of rip currents in Tampa through Friday evening, affecting several counties and urging swimmers to take precautions.