Florida experienced an 11-degree temperature spread Sunday, with Miami reaching 78°F while Jacksonville topped out at 67°F, according to National Weather Service data. Miami recorded 66% rain chances with winds gusting to 18 mph, while Tampa hit 76°F with 30% precipitation probability and wind gusts reaching 29 mph.
Orlando registered a high of 72°F with 25% rain chances and humidity at 74%, while Jacksonville maintained the coolest conditions at 67°F with 0% precipitation probability and 68% humidity. Tampa experienced the strongest wind gusts at 29 mph, compared to Miami’s 18 mph gusts and Orlando’s 23 mph maximum gusts. Jacksonville recorded the lowest humidity at 68% while Orlando and Tampa both reached 74% humidity levels.
Monday brings warming trends statewide, with Tampa jumping to 82°F and Orlando climbing to 78°F from Sunday’s 72°F. Jacksonville will see the most dramatic increase, rising 11 degrees to 78°F on Monday. Miami maintains steady 78°F temperatures through Tuesday, when rain chances spike to 88% with 7.4mm expected precipitation.