Cold front

Highs on Thursday could be up to 25 degrees colder from the I-4 corridor to the north.

After a few days of frigid conditions, mild temperatures will return to the greater Tampa Bay region — but with higher rain chances.

Some areas in the greater Tampa Bay region could see temperatures dip into the mid to upper 20s.

Wind chills are expected to dip into the 30s across much of the greater Tampa Bay region on Monday night, with sub-freezing temperatures likely on Wednesday morning.

Continuous rainfall is expected across the watch area on Saturday as the cold front becomes nearly stationary over the area.

A strengthening low pressure system is anticipated to move northeastward this week dragging a cold front towards the Sunshine State to ring in the New...

Monday marks the start of warm, pleasant work week before the next cold front around Thursday night brings another round of rain and chilly conditions.

This is ahead of a cold front that will bring frigid conditions across much of the greater Tampa Bay region.

It will start with possible sea fog on Christmas Eve morning, followed by rain, potentially strong storms, and a cold Christmas Day and weekend.

It could be a rainy Christmas Eve, but expect a clear and cold Christmas Day.

The storms will move in Wednesday afternoon and could be severe, with clearing overnight.

A gradual warming trend will bring this recent cold blast to an end, with rain on the way.