Buffalo joins Anchorage and Honolulu as the only US cities with a population over 100,000 to not reach 100 degrees.

Tampa temperatures hit triple digits Sunday for the first time in recorded history, the National Weather Service said. Why it ...

Tampa reached 100 degrees for the first time in recorded history. It's a rare milestone for Florida, where humidity, sea breezes and frequent storms usually keep temperatures just below the ...

Tampa has broken the all-time temperature record after hitting 100 degrees on Sunday, according to the National Weather ...

Tampa hit 100 degrees for the first time on record, which surprisingly is quite difficult to do in parts of the Sunshine ...

Tampa has officially recorded the hottest day on record. The old record was 99 degrees last set on June 26, 2020, according ...

After more than a century of near-misses, Tampa finally breaks the triple-digit barrier in a historic heat wave.

Tampa, which was under a heat warning, reached 100 degrees on Sunday, breaking the record temperature, according to National Weather Service.

Today’s high also ties the all-time highest temperature ever recorded in Tampa, previously reached only twice before—on June ...

The record-breaking heat gripping the Tampa Bay area didn’t let up Monday following the record-setting 100-degree temperature ...

At 3:30 PM today (July 27, 2025), Tampa International Airport logged 100°F, breaking a record that has stood since 1890. For decades, meteorologists have marveled at this stat: Tampa had never ...

There are three main factors that led to Tampa hitting 100 degrees, Stephen Shiveley, a meteorologist for Tampa Bay’s National Weather Service said. Sunday began warm, around 83 degrees at the airport ...