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Heat and Storm Risks Persist as Tampa Braces for Showers and Santa Ana Stays Dry

The National Weather Service has reinforced heat-safety guidance following San José State University’s report of 19 child deaths in hot vehicles this year.

AME9185. NUEVA YORK (ESTADOS UNIDOS), 11/08/2025.- Una mujer toma sol este lunes, en la plaza del Bryant Park de Nueva York (Estados Unidos). EFE/ Angel Colmenares
Pronóstico de tiempo en Miami para este martes 12 de agosoto. Foto ilustrativa EFE

Overview

  • Tampa’s Wednesday forecast calls for a high of 32°C, low of 25°C, 87% humidity and light afternoon rainfall of about 1 mm before clearing at night.
  • Santa Ana will see a high near 27°C, low of 18°C, with steady 82% humidity and no precipitation expected throughout the day.
  • Dry heat continues in the western U.S., with Los Angeles recording 29°C and no chance of rain, underscoring a contrast with more humid regions.
  • Gulf and Florida cities face elevated storm threats, as Houston reported a 56% probability of Tuesday afternoon thunderstorms and Miami’s RealFeel reached 39°C after early showers.
  • The NWS urges hydration, shade and never leaving children or pets unattended in vehicles as San José State University data show 19 child heat-related vehicle deaths so far this year.