For the first time on record, Tampa reached a temperature of 100 degrees Sunday. That’s at the airport, at least, which is ...

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 ...

The city had never reached triple digits until now, and experts say this record-breaking heat is just the beginning.

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

Tampa set the record on Sunday, and the extreme heat could continue through Tuesday with heat indexes of 112 or higher in ...

It’s true. Tampa has never reached 100 degrees. That’s at the airport, which is the official reporting site. But why?

When Tampa reached 100 degrees on Sunday, Buffalo was left as the only large city − population over 100,000 − in the ...

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

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 ...

We reached out to the National Weather Service in Miami to get an explanation for why Naples has never seen a 100-degree day.

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