Florida experiences a dramatic 22-degree temperature spread Monday, with Orlando reaching 85°F while Jacksonville drops to 63°F, according to National Weather Service data. Miami faces a high of 78°F and low of 73°F with 7% rain chance, while Tampa climbs to 83°F before cooling to 69°F with 18% precipitation probability and winds gusting to 16 mph.
Orlando leads Monday’s heat at 85°F despite 79% rain chance and 12.4mm precipitation expected, while Jacksonville stays coolest with a 75°F high and 37% rain probability. Tampa experiences the widest daily temperature swing from 83°F to 69°F with 64% humidity, and Miami maintains steady conditions between 78°F and 73°F with 73% humidity and 13 mph winds.
Tuesday brings significant cooling across central Florida as Orlando plunges 15 degrees to 70°F and Tampa drops 12 degrees to 71°F. Jacksonville continues cooling to 66°F with 56% rain chance, while Miami holds steady at 77°F. Wednesday sees Miami receiving the heaviest rainfall at 33.8mm with 100% rain probability, while Orlando experiences its coolest day at 68°F with 55% precipitation chance.