
Jacksonville Hits 95°F Saturday as Miami Rain Chance Surges to 76% Monday
Florida sees a 17-degree temperature spread across four cities Saturday, with heavy rain targeting Miami and Jacksonville next week.

Florida sees a 17-degree temperature spread across four cities Saturday, with heavy rain targeting Miami and Jacksonville next week.

Florida's statewide forecast shows a 19-degree temperature spread and certainty of heavy rain in Miami by Wednesday.

Jacksonville bakes at 101°F this weekend while Miami faces an 87% rain chance by Tuesday, July 28.
Tropical Storm Bertha moves westward with 50 mph winds near the northern Gulf Coast as the storm warning east of the Okaloosa/Walton County line is lifted.
Tropical Storm Bertha sits 110 miles southwest of Panama City with 50 mph winds, prompting warnings along the northern Gulf Coast.
Tropical Storm Bertha moves northwest at 5 mph with 50 mph winds, prompting warnings from the Florida Panhandle to Louisiana.
The National Hurricane Center has issued storm surge watches and warnings for Tropical Storm Bertha, citing life-threatening inundation risk.

Florida's northeast bakes at 96°F while South Florida faces rising rain chances through the week.
Tropical Depression Two sits 120 miles south of Panama City with 35 mph winds and is expected to strengthen into a tropical storm later today.

Florida's statewide forecast spans Tampa's Monday downpours to Jacksonville's mid-week heat surge reaching 102°F.

Florida's July 19 forecast spans Tampa's heavy rain to Jacksonville's incoming triple-digit heat this week.

Florida temperatures swing from 86°F in Tampa to 97°F in Orlando over the next three days, per National Weather Service data.

Tampa's 90% rain chance leads Florida's stormiest Friday while Jacksonville and Miami both push into the low 90s.

A soaking weekend approaches Tampa while Jacksonville braces for a 97°F high Saturday, per National Weather Service data.

Jacksonville faces a dangerous 101°F high Friday as Orlando climbs to 97°F and Miami reaches 94°F Wednesday.

Tampa leads Tuesday at 93°F while Orlando climbs toward 99°F by Friday across a warming Florida peninsula.

Orlando sees a 35% rain chance Monday while Miami hits 94°F and Tampa stays dry at 92°F, per National Weather Service data.

Orlando could reach 100°F Thursday while Jacksonville faces 42% rain chances and gusts up to 30 mph Monday.

Jacksonville leads Florida with a 98°F high Saturday while Orlando faces 35 mph wind gusts and heavy rain Sunday.

Jacksonville leads Florida with a 98°F high Friday while Tampa faces a 30% rain chance and 2.7mm of precipitation Saturday.

A 30-degree temperature spread and 34mm of rain threaten Tampa this weekend across Florida on July 9, 2026.

Orlando leads Florida at 95°F Wednesday while Jacksonville braces for a dangerous 101°F high Thursday.

Jacksonville faces a dangerous 102°F high Wednesday while Orlando braces for a 62% rain chance mid-week.

Jacksonville faces a dangerous 103°F high Tuesday while Orlando climbs to 97°F by Friday, per National Weather Service data.

A dangerous heat surge pushes Jacksonville to 102°F Monday while Orlando reaches 98°F Wednesday with 22.6mm of rain expected.

Tampa's 95% rain chance and Jacksonville's 95°F high headline a stormy Fourth of July across Florida, per National Weather Service data.

Florida faces a 12-degree temperature spread Friday with extreme heat and heavy rain threatening multiple cities this weekend.

Orlando tops 94°F Thursday while Jacksonville braces for a dangerous 102°F Fourth of July weekend high.

Florida cities split between soaking rains and a heat spike this July 4th holiday weekend, per National Weather Service data.

Orlando faces a 98°F spike Thursday while Miami stays clear at 93°F and Orlando carries a 69% rain chance today.

A 6-degree temperature spread across four Florida cities headlines a volatile week of heat and rain through July 4.

Florida's June 28 forecast spans a 21-degree spread from Miami lows to Jacksonville highs, with heavy rain threatening multiple cities.

Florida faces a wide temperature and rain spread Saturday, with Orlando climbing toward 97°F and Tampa facing an 85% rain chance by Thursday.

Florida temperatures swing wildly Friday, with Jacksonville nearing 99°F Sunday and Orlando rain chances spiking to 95% by Wednesday.

Tampa leads Florida with a 95°F high Thursday while Orlando faces a 92% rain chance by Tuesday, June 30.

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Orlando faces a 100°F high Thursday while Miami's rain chance jumps to 61% and Jacksonville approaches triple digits.

Orlando faces a 100°F high Thursday while Jacksonville recorded 22 mph gusts Tuesday, per National Weather Service data.

Orlando, Jacksonville, and Tampa face a multi-day heat surge while Miami shifts toward a 57% rain chance by Wednesday.

Florida's interior and northeast face dangerous heat this week, with Orlando and Jacksonville topping 99°F and 101°F respectively.

Jacksonville braces for 33.2mm of rain Saturday while Orlando climbs toward triple digits by Monday.

A 7-degree temperature spread and a 64% rain chance in Jacksonville headline Florida's weather picture for June 19–22.

Post-Tropical Cyclone Arthur's remnants are forecast to bring 5 to 10 inches of rain and possible tornadoes to the Florida Panhandle through Friday.

A 21 mph gust in Jacksonville and a 93°F Tampa high headline Florida's Thursday forecast on June 18.

NHC warns of life-threatening flash flooding across the Florida Panhandle as Potential Tropical Cyclone One tracks northeast from Texas coast.

A 22-degree temperature gap separates Orlando and Jacksonville on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, per National Weather Service data.

Orlando approaches triple digits Thursday while Miami faces an 80% rain chance by Sunday, June 21.

Orlando faces a 100°F high Wednesday while Jacksonville carries a 33% rain chance Monday, per National Weather Service data.

Jacksonville tops 99°F while Tampa faces 40% rain odds and Orlando climbs toward 98°F by Thursday.

Jacksonville leads Florida with a 96°F high Saturday as Orlando reaches 94°F and Miami stays dry at 90°F.

Orlando climbs toward 97°F by Monday while Tampa faces a 55% rain chance Friday, June 12.

Orlando faces a 97°F high Saturday while Miami braces for an 89% rain chance Tuesday, per National Weather Service data.

Florida sees wide weather contrasts June 10, with Jacksonville soaked and Orlando heating toward a 97°F weekend.

Orlando climbs toward 99°F this week while Tampa braces for heavy rain chances reaching 42% Wednesday.

Florida temperatures swing wildly this week, with Orlando nearing 98°F and Tampa facing a 42% rain chance Wednesday.

Tampa leads Florida with a 91°F high Sunday while Miami faces certain rain and a 17-degree temperature spread statewide.

Florida temperatures swing wildly this week, with Orlando nearing 95°F and Miami facing a 69% rain chance Thursday.

A 17-degree temperature gap separates Orlando and Miami on Friday, with a major heat surge building inland through Monday.

Miami braces for heavy rain Thursday while Tampa, Orlando, and Jacksonville stay dry under cloudy skies.

Miami leads Florida with a 94% rain chance Wednesday while Tampa stays mostly dry at 83°F, per National Weather Service data.

A 23-degree temperature spread across Florida Tuesday gives way to heavy rain threats in Miami and Jacksonville by midweek.

Florida kicks off June with a 19-degree temperature spread across four cities, led by Jacksonville's stormy Monday forecast.

Florida cities see scattered rain and highs near 90°F statewide on Sunday, May 31, 2026.

A 16-degree temperature spread and heavy rain threaten multiple Florida cities this Saturday, May 30.

Florida sees a 19-degree temperature spread Friday, with Jacksonville soaking under rain and Tampa staying mostly dry.

Heavy rain soaks Orlando and Tampa Thursday while Miami braces for a 98% rain chance Friday.

Florida sees a 16-degree spread across four cities Wednesday, with heavy rain threatening Tampa and Orlando by Thursday.

Tampa reaches 91°F while Orlando and Jacksonville top 89°F and 95°F respectively across Florida Tuesday.

Florida sees a 15-degree temperature spread Saturday, with Tampa soaking and Orlando baking through the holiday weekend.

Florida temperatures swing from 82°F to 96°F this week as a soaking rain system targets Miami by Wednesday.

Florida's May 20 forecast brings a 16-degree temperature spread and a soaking weekend ahead for Miami.

Miami braces for heavy rain while Tampa hits 93°F under clear skies on Tuesday, May 19.

A 21-degree temperature spread and near-certain Miami rainfall define Florida's weather picture on May 18, 2026.

The National Hurricane Center in Miami reports no tropical cyclone formation expected in the Atlantic or Pacific ahead of the June 1 season start.

Tampa, Orlando, Miami and Jacksonville see sharply diverging temperatures and rain chances across Florida this Sunday.

Tampa bakes at 90°F Saturday while Miami faces an 85% rain chance by Monday, per National Weather Service data.

Tampa and Miami headline a dramatic Florida weather split this weekend, with heat surging west and rain soaking the south.

A wet pattern builds across Florida this week, with Tampa facing a 91% rain chance by Tuesday May 19.

Orlando leads Florida in rain risk Wednesday while Miami hits 92°F and Jacksonville stays 14 degrees cooler.

Jacksonville braces for 14.2mm of rain and 100% precipitation odds while South Florida bakes at 91°F.

A soaking storm system targets Jacksonville Tuesday while South Florida bakes under clouds and heat Monday.

Jacksonville leads Florida with a near-certain 96% rain chance while Miami and Tampa both reach 89°F Sunday.

A 23-degree temperature spread and 93% rain chance by Thursday define Florida's volatile May 9 forecast.

Orlando could reach 98°F Saturday while Miami braces for guaranteed rain Wednesday, per National Weather Service data.

Orlando and Jacksonville top 97°F Thursday while a 34% rain chance looms over Jacksonville this weekend.

Orlando hits 94°F and Jacksonville records a 31-degree spread between high and low on Wednesday, May 6.

A dramatic mid-week heat surge pushes Orlando and Jacksonville toward near-100°F temperatures by Thursday, May 7.

A 27-degree temperature spread separates rainy Miami from a scorching Orlando forecast this week across Florida.

A sharp weather divide splits Florida Sunday, with Miami soaking and Tampa, Orlando, and Jacksonville staying dry.

Orlando leads Florida's heat this week while Miami faces guaranteed rain by Tuesday, April 30 forecasts show.

Orlando reaches 92°F and Jacksonville tops 96°F Wednesday before a soaking weekend system targets Tampa and Orlando.

Florida sees a 21-degree temperature spread across four cities Sunday, with Orlando leading highs and rain targeting Miami.

Florida cities see highs from 81°F to 87°F Saturday with Jacksonville posting the widest temperature spread of the day.

Florida's April 24 forecast spans a 23-degree temperature gap from Miami's rainy 76°F high to Jacksonville's sunny 85°F.

National Weather Service warns of elevated fire danger in Northeast Florida and high rip current risk from the Panhandle to Miami-Dade.

A 17-degree temperature spread separates Orlando and Miami on Thursday, April 23, 2026, per National Weather Service data.

NWS warns of dangerous rip currents along Southeast Florida beaches and elevated fire danger in Northeast Florida amid ongoing drought.

NWS Jacksonville issues Red Flag Warning for inland Northeast Florida counties; Fire Weather Watch extends to Collier, Glades and Hendry counties.

A 23-degree temperature spread across Florida marks Tuesday, April 21, with Miami rain and dry skies elsewhere.

NWS issues Red Flag Warning for Panhandle and Big Bend, rip current alerts for Jacksonville and Miami-Dade beaches through midweek.

Miami leads Florida with an 84% rain chance Monday while Jacksonville stays dry at 73°F, according to National Weather Service data.

Orlando tops 90°F while Miami sees a 48% rain chance across a 20-degree statewide temperature spread Sunday.

Florida sees a 15-degree spread across four cities Saturday, with rain threatening Miami through next week.

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Heavy rain expected across South Florida through Friday with flash flood threats as slowing frontal boundary brings unsettled weather conditions.

Heavy rain and thunderstorms prompt flood watch for South Florida counties through Tuesday evening, with up to 6 inches of rainfall expected.

Heavy rains target central Florida while Miami sees warmest temperatures statewide this week.

Tampa faces certain rain with 100% chance while Jacksonville remains cloudy and dry Monday.

Orlando expects heavy rain with 100% chance while Jacksonville remains cloudy and dry Monday.

Central Florida braces for heavy rainfall while northern regions remain cloudy with minimal precipitation chances.

Central Florida braces for heavy rainfall while southern regions remain mostly clear Monday.

Central Florida sees heavy rain chances while northern areas remain clear Sunday.

Tampa reaches 85°F with clear skies as Orlando experiences rainy conditions with 36% precipitation chance.

Miami experiences heavy rain with 84% chance while Tampa sees clear skies at 81°F today.

Florida sees 22-degree temperature spread from Jacksonville's 89°F high to Orlando's 69°F low Sunday.

Miami experiences guaranteed rainfall with 81°F temperatures as Tampa reaches 87°F under cloudy skies.

Tampa reaches 86°F with clear skies while Miami expects 48% rain chance and cloudy conditions.

Tampa hits 89°F with clear skies while Miami expects rain and 18 mph winds across Florida.

Tampa reaches 87°F with clear skies while Miami faces 81°F temperatures and scattered rain across Florida.

Florida sees temperature swings from Miami's 80°F high to Tampa's 67°F low with heavy rain chances.

Tampa reaches 87 degrees while Miami hits 79 degrees with varying rain chances across Florida cities.

Tampa hits 87°F with 69% rain chance as Orlando receives heaviest precipitation at 8.7mm across Florida.

Miami experiences heavy rain with 100% chance while Tampa reaches 84°F with only 12% precipitation probability.

Miami experiences heavy rain with 100% chance while Tampa sees clear skies at 79°F Thursday.

Miami sees heavy rain with 94% chance while Jacksonville enjoys clear skies at 81°F today.

Miami sees heavy rain with 81% chance while Jacksonville enjoys clear skies at 81°F today.

Tampa reaches 86°F with clear skies while Miami expects heavy rain and 19 mph winds Thursday.

Orlando faces 82% rain chance with 2.3mm precipitation while Tampa enjoys clear skies at 84°F today.

Miami, Tampa and Orlando face guaranteed rain today while Jacksonville remains cloudy and dry.

Miami experiences heavy rain with 98% chance while Tampa enjoys cloudy 79°F conditions Monday.

Miami faces guaranteed rain with 76% humidity while Jacksonville sees 17-degree temperature spread Monday.

Miami faces heavy rain with 7.2mm precipitation while Tampa reaches 81°F under clear conditions Monday.

Miami faces guaranteed rain with 7.3mm precipitation as Tampa enjoys cloudy 84-degree weather Monday.

Miami faces 100% rain chance with 8.8mm precipitation while Tampa hits 84°F under cloudy skies.

Miami expects heavy rain with 100% chance Tuesday as Tampa reaches 83°F under cloudy skies.

Miami expects heavy rain with 81% chance while Tampa hits 80°F with minimal precipitation across Florida.

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Miami experiences heavy rain with 94% chance while Jacksonville remains cloudy and dry today.

Miami expects heavy rain through Tuesday while Jacksonville enjoys clear skies with 11-degree temperature jump Monday.

Florida cities show temperature spread from Miami's 81°F to Jacksonville's 86°F with varying rain chances.

Florida sees temperature spread from Miami's 73°F low to Jacksonville's 88°F high with varying rain chances.

Florida cities experience varied conditions with Tampa hitting 83°F and Jacksonville dropping to 62°F overnight.

Cooler temperatures and rain hit North Florida while southern cities bask in clear 77-degree weather Tuesday.

Parts of nine counties in North Florida hit worst drought level possible as rainfall totals fall 3.72 inches below normal for 2026.

Cloudy skies dominate Florida with temperatures ranging from 62°F in Jacksonville to 75°F in Miami.