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The St. Petersburg, Tampa Bay area beckons travelers from all over the globe year-round. Spring is when the weather is most mild and warm with the least amount of rain. It's lovely to just stroll down the streets with an abundant lining of coconut and palm trees.
This page will go into many weather and climate facts. For more weather information visit our Detailed Whether Page, call 1-813-586-4942 or email weather@scubaheroes.com.
Weather and Climate Reports
The ideal time to visit
Between March to May temperatures range from a low of 59.7°F to a high of 85.8°F during late May. Humidity drops to the lowest at 69%, with clear skies. Peak summer can be unpredictable as the average highs are 90°F during July and August, humidity is high at 78%, and rain is north of 7.3" (185.4mm) with scattered thunderstorms.
Weather hazards
The St. Petersburg, Tampa Bay area experiences scattered thunderstorms during the wet season, especially the latter part of summer. Thankfully, there is a very low 1% chance of a named hurricane (category 3 to 5) reaching the area.
Our Climate
The St. Petersburg, Tampa Bay area has a subtropical climate with warm, humid summers and scattered thunderstorms. Winters are dry and mild, with mostly clear skies. Being on the Gulf of Mexico brings humidity throughout the year. High temperatures reach 90°F during the summer, while the low temperatures drop to 52°F during the winter. Most divers will use a 3-5mm wetsuit during the winter months.
The rainy season lasts from May to October, and the summer accounts for nearly two-thirds of the total yearly rainfall of 49.6". Lightning is part of the weather during the summer and is the most common cause for charter delays. The dry season, which occupies the remaining part of the year from November to April, is sunny and mild.
10 YEAR AVERAGES
The Dive Sites
The Tampa Bay area is famous for diving. The waters around Tampa slope gradually so there are plenty of dive spots to choose from. The waters of the Gulf of Mexico are also warm, which provides for excellent coral growth and perfect conditions for huge schools of game fish. Its underwater landscape primarily consists of white sand and undercut limestone ledges. This is known as a divers paradise with numerous wrecks to explore.
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