Tampa at 70.3 in Monday Morning Rain, and the Heavy-Rain Code Still Rules the Day at 62 Percent
The overnight pause is over in Tampa: rain is falling again at 70.3 degrees, and the station's live feed keeps Monday on a heavy-rain code - though the day's rain chance has eased a few points, and so has Election Day's.
Tampa has started its Monday wet. The station's live weather feed put the temperature at 70.3 degrees in the early hours, feeling like 74.4, under a rain code - the overnight overcast break that lifted the city to 71.2 has closed, and the rain is back ahead of the morning commute.
Monday remains the week's wettest day, just a touch less emphatic than the overnight call. The feed carries a heavy-rain code with a high of 76.3, a low of 68.2 and a rain chance of 62 percent, down from 65 percent overnight. Election Day on Tuesday follows with drizzle, a high of 79.8 and a rain chance of 54 percent - also eased from the overnight file - so voters heading to precincts should still expect a damp day, not a washout.
The break still arrives midweek. Wednesday reaches 86.6 at a 40 percent rain chance, Thursday holds 86.3 at just 12 percent, Friday eases to 83.1 under a mainly clear code, and Saturday turns clear with the week's coolest night - a low of 62.3 behind a high of 79.6. Sunday stays mild at 77.5.
