Hot and muggy Thursday with highs near 93°F and isolated afternoon storms. Brief gusty storms possible inland; little overall rainfall expected.

Hot and muggy Wednesday with scattered storms after 4 p.m. Expect gusty cells and brief downpours.

Morning is clear and muggy; scattered storms possible after 2 p.m. Highs near 93°F and heat index close to 100°F.

Hot, humid days with late‑afternoon storms this week. Highs near 93°F and spotty rain that’s unlikely to ease the drought.

Hot and humid Sunday in Tampa with highs near 94°F. Showers and thunderstorms likely after 2 p.m.; brief heavy rain and gusty winds possible.

Pinellas County warns of king-tide flooding this weekend; officials urge drivers to avoid flooded roads and protect vehicles from saltwater damage.

A fast-moving brush fire near Gray Road in Lithia sent one person to the hospital in critical condition and was contained by crews within hours.

Midday warmth hits the mid‑90s with an ozone advisory for sensitive groups. Afternoon showers and thunderstorms become more likely Sunday, mainly inland.

The City of Tampa will hand out free native plants and host a Florida‑Friendly Landscaping workshop this Saturday to help residents save water amid an extreme drought.

Clear morning, low 70s. Highs near 93°F today; weekend afternoon storms become more likely. Drought continues across the region.

Muggy this morning with highs near 88°F; low 90s return Friday and hang through the weekend. Storm chances climb Sunday–Monday; cooling center info and tips inside.

Mostly sunny and muggy with a small window for midday showers; highs near 87°F today and warming into the low 90s by the weekend.

The National Weather Service issued a tornado warning for parts of Pasco County Tuesday; residents in New Port Richey and Hudson were urged to take shelter immediately.