Tampa activates a call center for residents with storm concerns and urges signing up for Alert Tampa texts for updates.

Tropical Storm Debby nears Tampa with storm surges, rainfall, and tornado threats. The area is under various warnings, expecting deteriorating conditions, and residents are urged to prepare and follow evacuation advice.

Tampa Bay officials released a guide for residents on protecting homes from floods, advising on proper drainage, landscape adjustment, interior safeguards, and the use of flood-resistant materials.

Hillsborough County declares a local emergency ahead of Tropical Storm Four, enabling swift actions to protect residents and allows for federal aid reimbursement.

The NWS Tampa predicts scattered showers, thunderstorms, and sweltering temperatures up to 94°F, with a heat index possibly reaching 105-106°F, throughout the upcoming week.

The NWS Tampa predicts hot temperatures near 94°F and showers this week, with a heat index up to 105°F. Rainfall may exceed a quarter of an inch during thunderstorms.

The National Weather Service in Tampa predicts a week of thunderstorms and high temperatures, with a 60-70% chance of rain each day and highs near mid-90s.

The Tampa area weather forecast anticipates typical summer patterns; expect daily scattered showers, potential thunderstorms, high temperatures in the mid-90s, and a heat index surpassing 100 degrees.

NWS Tampa forecasts showers and thunderstorms for the area, with hot temperatures and high humidity, and varying chances of precipitation throughout the week.

Four teenagers were struck by lightning in St. Petersburg; one was in cardiac arrest but was revived and all are now stable.

The forecast for Tampa indicates a stormy week with daily chances of showers and thunderstorms, high temperatures in the mid-90s, and heat indices above 100 degrees. Evening storms and persistent high humidity are expected.

The Tampa area is set for a hot week with high humidity, chances for daily showers and thunderstorms, and heat indices potentially exceeding 100 degrees. The NWS Tampa advises residents to stay informed due to the evolving conditions.

The City of Clearwater is offering a flood protection program to help homeowners prepare for storms, including advice, site visits, and consultations on retrofits and drainage.