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Tampa hits 100 degrees for 1st time in recorded weather history. Will it continue?
The thermometer at Tampa International Airport topped out at 95 on Monday afternoon, below the 100 degrees it reached on Sunday, which was the highest temperature recorded in Tampa since weather record-keeping began in 1890. However, humidity pushed the feels-like temperature to a heavy 117 degrees at about 3 p.m.
Buffalo joins Anchorage and Honolulu as the only US cities with a population over 100,000 to not reach 100 degrees.
We reached out to the National Weather Service in Miami to get an explanation for why Naples has never seen a 100-degree day.
Although Tampa hasn't hit the century mark, other Tampa Bay communities have, including Lakeland at 105 degrees, Sarasota at 101 degrees and St. Petersburg at 100 degrees, according to ...
With heat index values soaring past 100 degrees, outdoor workers across Tampa Bay are adjusting how they get the job done, ...
Tampa, Fla., recorded 100 degrees for the first time this weekend as extreme heat settles across much of the region.
It was record-setting hot across the Florida peninsula on Sunday, though Miami surprisingly remained one of the "coolest" ...
WEATHER IMPACT ALERT️ Lower rain chances will allow temps to soar into the mid-90s, with feels-like temps between 108-112 ...
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