The National Weather Service predicts a week of sunny and warm weather in Tampa, Florida, with clear skies and highs in the mid-80s, following a foggy morning.

The Clearwater Marine Aquarium reopened after hurricane repairs, launching an "Aqua Lanterns" event and seeking continued financial support for recovery efforts.

The weather forecast for Tampa, FL, predicts a week of sunny days with highs in the mid-80s and mild northeastern winds, with comfortable nighttime lows.

Hurricane Oscar and Tropical Storm Nadine currently pose no threat to Florida, according to FOX 13 and other reports, as forecasts do not predict them affecting the Tampa Bay region.

The National Weather Service predicts mostly sunny and mild weather for Tampa, FL, with mid-80s highs and mid-60s lows, and steady northeast winds throughout the week.

The National Weather Service forecasts pleasant weather for Tampa with mostly sunny skies, mild temperatures in the mid-80s, and gentle northeastern winds for the upcoming week.

The forecast for Tampa shows a week of sunshine and mild breezes with temperatures ranging from the upper 50s to mid-80s, and moderate northeast winds.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny weather and rising temperatures for Tampa, Florida, with clear nights and consistent northeast winds throughout the week.

Tampa is tackling the clean-up of hurricane debris with expanded Solid Waste Department efforts, aiming for a 90-day completion despite strained resources and competition for hauling services.

The NWS forecasts a sunny day in Tampa with a high of 76 degrees, northeast winds, and gusts up to 21 mph, cooling to 54 degrees at night. Stable, warm weather is expected throughout the week.

Floodwaters from Hurricane Milton receded in the University area after a power outage impacted stormwater management, as reported by Hillsborough County officials.

Tampa's weather forecast predicts sunny skies with gentle breezes and temperatures ranging from highs of 87 degrees to lows of 56 degrees over several days.

Tampa extends closures of city offices and facilities until Monday, October 14, 2024, due to Hurricane Milton's impact, with limited Parks facilities reopening Tuesday and the resumption of garbage services focusing on debris.