Tampa Forecast Calls for a Week of Sunshine and Temperatures Reaching the Low 80s by Thanksgiving

Tampa, Florida’s National Weather Service has issued a comprehensive forecast for the following week, with good weather seemingly settling over the region for a long time. By Thanksgiving Day, residents may anticipate partly cloudy skies and daytime highs that gradually rise into the low 80s, according to the NWS Tampa, Florida.

Residents can expect sunny skies with highs close to 68 degrees starting today, along with a little wind from the northeast that is about 7 mph. As the temperature dips to a colder 49 degrees, those venturing outside will be greeted by a largely clear sky in the soft embrace of the evening.

The weather for tomorrow calls for sunny skies and a high of around 74 degrees with steady winds all day long. The low temperature is expected to be around 54 degrees. With beautiful skies and a high of about 78 degrees on Monday, the trend of sun-filled days is expected to continue into the first part of next week.

Similarly, there is minimal change in the nights, which are largely unaffected by clouds or strong winds. The low temperature is expected to be around 59 degrees, giving the city a cozy blanket of coolness at night. On Tuesday evening, residents can expect clear skies and a slight whisper of a light and variable wind.

The forecast for Wednesday continues the pattern, with a sunny high of over 80 degrees and a little shift to a west-southwest breeze in the afternoon. With a low of 61 degrees on Wednesday night and a high of almost 81 degrees on Thanksgiving Day, households can rest easy knowing that the sky will be generally clear as they get ready for the holiday.

The forecast for Friday indicates a clear outlook with a high of around 77 degrees, extending the bright temperament throughout the weekend.

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