Orlando hit 82°F Thursday while Jacksonville remained cooler at 72°F, creating a 10-degree temperature spread across Florida, according to National Weather Service data. Miami recorded a high of 80°F with 69% humidity and 14 mph winds, while Tampa reached 81°F with 78% humidity and 10 mph gusts up to 13 mph.
Jacksonville experienced cloudy conditions with a low of 60°F and 5% rain chance, contrasting with Orlando’s clear skies and 64°F overnight low with 18% precipitation probability. Tampa maintained clear conditions with a 65°F low and 0% rain chance, while Miami saw cloudy skies with a 69°F low and no precipitation expected. Wind speeds varied from Orlando’s gentle 6 mph to Miami’s stronger 14 mph gusts.
Friday brings Jacksonville’s temperature soaring to 89°F from today’s 72°F, while Orlando climbs to 87°F from 82°F. Miami drops slightly to 78°F with a 73°F low and 10% rain chance, and Tampa holds steady at 80°F with 68°F overnight. Saturday shows Tampa reaching 84°F with 21 mph winds gusting to 30 mph, while Orlando maintains 84°F with 71°F lows.