The quick answer
Water deeply a couple of times a week at the base of the plant, early in the day. Avoid soaking the leaves overhead in the evening.
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Watering Tomatoes in Hot Weather
The quick answer
In the heat, water deeply and less often, right at the base of the plant, early in the day. Steady moisture is what keeps fruit from cracking and helps prevent blossom-end rot.
A lesson we learned the hard way
Overhead watering in the evening keeps the leaves wet overnight, which is an invitation for disease. Water the roots, not the leaves, and do it in the morning when you can.
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