Florida experienced a 21-degree temperature spread Tuesday, with Tampa reaching a high of 81°F while Jacksonville dropped to a low of 60°F, according to National Weather Service data. Miami recorded a high of 75°F with a narrow temperature range, dropping only to 73°F overnight with 72% humidity and 18 mph winds.
Tampa led the state with an 81°F high and 66°F low under cloudy skies with 75% humidity and zero precipitation chance. Orlando hit 77°F with a low of 63°F and 74% humidity, while Jacksonville reached 77°F but cooled to 60°F with 70% humidity and lighter 11 mph winds. Miami maintained the most consistent temperatures at 75°F and 73°F with a 5% rain chance.
Wednesday brings warming trends across central Florida, with Jacksonville jumping to 83°F and Orlando climbing to 78°F. Tampa rises to 82°F while Miami stays steady at 76°F. By Friday, Orlando peaks at 87°F and Tampa reaches 88°F, while Miami faces a 52% rain chance with temperatures at 79°F.