A 20-degree temperature spread stretched across Florida Saturday, with Miami reaching 85°F while Jacksonville peaked at just 65°F, according to National Weather Service data. Orlando hit 82°F with 3% rain chance and Tampa matched Miami’s 85°F high despite 70% humidity and winds gusting to 25 mph.
Miami recorded a low of 70°F with clear skies and 71% humidity, while Jacksonville dropped to 59°F under cloudy conditions with 74% humidity and 17 mph winds gusting to 30 mph. Tampa’s low reached 65°F with 22 mph winds, and Orlando saw a 66°F overnight temperature with 20 mph winds gusting to 24 mph.
Sunday brings Miami’s temperature dropping 8 degrees to 77°F with 78% rain chance and 7.3mm precipitation expected. Jacksonville climbs 4 degrees to 69°F with 58°F overnight and just 2% rain chance, while Tampa falls to 77°F with winds increasing to 24 mph and gusts reaching 38 mph. Orlando decreases to 74°F with 14% rain chance and 1.0mm precipitation forecast.