Florida experienced a 25-degree temperature spread Wednesday, with Tampa reaching a high of 86°F while Jacksonville dropped to a low of 61°F, according to National Weather Service data. Miami recorded a high of 78°F with a low of 71°F under cloudy skies and 69% humidity, while Orlando hit 80°F with a low of 63°F under clear conditions and 72% humidity.
Tampa dominated the heat index with 86°F and zero rain chance, experiencing 66% humidity and winds up to 8 mph with gusts to 14 mph. Jacksonville maintained 79°F highs with 70% humidity and 12 mph winds, while Orlando saw 15 mph winds with 13 mph gusts and a 20% rain chance. Miami faced the strongest winds at 16 mph with matching gusts and a 7% precipitation probability.
Thursday brings temperature increases across most cities, with Jacksonville jumping to 84°F and Orlando climbing to 82°F. Tampa drops slightly to 84°F while Miami holds steady at 78°F. Friday shows Orlando surging to 86°F, matching Tampa’s 85°F, while Jacksonville reaches 85°F and Miami remains at 78°F with a 43% rain chance.