Many weather changes come to the Tampa Bay area. Here is the timeline of rain and more cold temperatures

Several major weather changes are on their way to the Tampa Bay area this weekend and into next week.

Fox 13 meteorologists say we will warm up when we enter the weekend before rain and storms come our way, followed by another game of cool air.

Friday weather forecast

What is the next one:

Fox 13 meteorologist Dave Osterberg says the afternoon heights will reach the middle to the upper 60s with varying cloud cover, but we remain rain-free.

Temperatures should heat up to the middle to the top 60s on Friday.

Temperatures should heat up to the middle to the top 60s on Friday.

What will this weekend look like?

Timeline:

Saturday will be the hottest of the next seven days, according to Osterberg, with temperatures rising to the low to the mid -70s. Conditions should be mild and airy for Gasparilla Children’s parade in Tampa.

According to meteorologists, conditions should be mild and windy for Saturday's Gasparilla Children's parade.

According to meteorologists, conditions should be mild and windy for Saturday’s Gasparilla Children’s parade.

Osterberg says wind shifts back to the south will be the catalyst for the higher temperatures.

The wind will switch back to the south this weekend, allowing for a short -term warm -up.

The wind will switch back to the south this weekend, allowing for a short -term warm -up.

Sunday will be a wet day, though with a number of cold rain and storms arriving in the morning and lasting several hours.

Rain and storms should move through the Bay Area on Sunday and last several hours, according to meteorologists.

“I don’t think it’s just going to drive on,” Osterberg said on Sunday’s rain. “It’s going to take its sweet time, so I don’t think Sunday will be the big day. We’re going to have some cloud cover, some showers and maybe some thunder.”

Great chills on the way again

By the numbers:

On Monday, the cold air returns with highlights that remain in the 50s and downs falling to the 30s Tuesday and Wednesday morning. There is the possibility of frost degrees in our northern zones.

Along with the cold, Osterberg says another disturbance will move across the Gulf on Tuesday, which can bring heavy rain to the Bay Area from Tuesday to Wednesday.

A disturbance is expected to move across Florida next Tuesday to Wednesday, bringing cold rain to the Bay Area.

A disturbance is expected to move across Florida next Tuesday to Wednesday, bringing cold rain to the Bay Area.

Snow possible in Florida

What we know:

The same disturbance that could bring heavy, cold rain to the Bay Area on Tuesday has a chance to produce snow or at least sludge in parts of Florida Panhandle.

“It’s an option. Not a probability – an option,” said Osterberg.

Local Perspective:

From Friday there is no view of snow anywhere in central Florida, including the Tampa Bay area.

Temperatures will heat up, and then get cold again with several rainy days over the next week, according to meteorologists.

Temperatures will heat up, and then get cold again with several rainy days over the next week, according to meteorologists.

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