rain

The greater Tampa Bay region can expect potentially strong storms starting Friday night.

The front will produce a more southeasterly wind and drive deep moisture from the Gulf of Mexico.

Rain is still forecast across the greater Tampa Bay region this weekend, but they will be more prevalent during the morning along the coast.

The greater Tampa Bay region is likely to see fewer storms as the prevailing southwest winds push the storms toward the Atlantic side.

The transition to Florida's rainy season is happening a bit later than normal this year, as dry conditions have taken hold.

Scattered showers and thunderstorms, some of which could be strong, are anticipated across the Sunshine State for one more day before a brief dry period returns to the state.

Moist air off the Gulf of Mexico will make for a wet Valentine's Day weekend.

Temperatures will be above average through the end of the work week, and there's a chance for dense morning fog.

As sea surface temperatures rise in South Florida, so has rainfall, according to a study. This has contributed to the deluges that region has experienced.

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