Tampa at 72.3 Late Sunday, and Election Day's Thunderstorms Are Gone From the Feed - Tuesday Now Codes Drizzle at 79
The station's live feed closes Sunday at 72.3 degrees under overcast skies, and it has rewritten Election Day: Tuesday's thunderstorms code and 84.9 high are gone, replaced by drizzle, a high of 79 and a 61 percent rain chance.
Tampa ends its rainy Sunday mild and grey. The station's live weather feed put the temperature at 72.3 degrees at the late-night check, feeling like 79.1 under an overcast code, closing a Sunday that topped out at 79.4, will bottom at 71.7 and carried an 80 percent rain chance.
Monday stays the week's wettest-looking day on the current feed: a high of 76.5, a low of 68.7 and a heavy-rain code, with rain chances of 59 percent. Tuesday - Election Day - has changed the most since this desk's evening files: the thunderstorms code that sat on Tuesday all day Sunday is gone, and the feed now codes drizzle with a high of just 79, a low of 69.4 and rain chances of 61 percent. Voters and Lightning fans heading out Tuesday evening should still expect a damp night, but not, on the current feed, a stormy one.
The warmth returns behind the front. Wednesday climbs back to 84.9 on a drizzle code with rain chances of 43 percent, Thursday holds 84.2 under overcast skies at 15 percent, Friday eases to 80.8, and Saturday turns clear - a high of 78.8 and a low of 59.6, the coolest night of the week.
