Tampa's Sunday Turns Cooler and Wetter: High Near 82, Rain Chances Up to 68 Percent
The station's live feed revised Sunday down and wetter overnight — rain showers are the day's call for the Buccaneers' 1 p.m. kickoff and Sunday's outdoor plans, with a cooler Monday behind them.
Tampa's Sunday forecast has swung back toward rain. The station's live weather feed, read early Sunday, put the temperature at 73.3 degrees with a feels-like reading of 78.7, and it now carries Sunday to a high of 82.2 degrees with a low of 70.1 — down from the 84.2-degree high in the desk's overnight file.
The rain picture moved the other way: Sunday's precipitation chances now stand at 68 percent, up from 57 percent overnight, and the feed's code for the day is rain showers. Anyone heading to the Buccaneers' 1 p.m. kickoff at Raymond James Stadium or to Sunday's outdoor plans around Tampa Bay should expect passing showers rather than a dry afternoon, and keep rain gear close.
Monday is the cool day of the week at 76.9 degrees with a low of 68.7 and rain chances at 40 percent. The feed then warms back up: 83.4 on Tuesday with rain chances at 60 percent, 85.1 on Wednesday with a thunderstorm code and rain chances at 26 percent, and 86.0 on Thursday with rain chances down to 8 percent.
