Tampa Early Monday Weather: 69.4 Degrees, Heavy Rain at 83 Percent and Election Day Drizzle at 54 Percent
The station's live feed opens Monday at 69.4 degrees under heavy rain (code 65), with the day's rain chance up to 83 percent, a high of 77.9, and Election Day reading drizzle at 54 percent before a warm, drier second half of the week.
Tampa starts Monday wet. The station's live weather feed read 69.4 degrees, feeling like 73.8, under heavy rain (weather code 65) in the early morning, on the way to a Monday high of 77.9 and a low of 69.1 - and the day's precipitation chance has climbed to 83 percent, up sharply from the 65 percent the feed carried overnight.
The rain is the story for the Monday morning drive and for anyone with outdoor plans: this is the wettest reading of the current stretch, and it sits on top of a soggy Sunday that kept showers moving across Tampa Bay through the Buccaneers game and the last evening of early voting.
The feed eases the pattern after Monday. Election Day Tuesday reads drizzle (code 53) with a high of 79.8, a low of 70.7 and a 54 percent rain chance. Wednesday turns warmer at 86.0 with showers at 40 percent, Thursday reaches 86.9 with the rain chance down to 12 percent, and Friday reads clear (code 3) at 84.2 with a 3 percent chance - a dry finish to the week, with Saturday at 81.9 and Sunday at 79.4.
