Florida experiences a 13-degree temperature spread today with Tampa hitting 81°F and Jacksonville reaching only 68°F, according to National Weather Service data. Miami faces a 42% rain chance with winds gusting to 18 mph and a low of 69°F, while Orlando expects a 30% rain chance with a high of 74°F and low of 67°F.
Tampa leads the state with 81°F and gusty winds up to 33 mph despite only an 11% rain chance, while Jacksonville remains the coolest at 68°F with a low of 59°F and 13 mph winds. Orlando sits in the middle at 74°F with 17 mph winds gusting to 28 mph, and Miami’s humidity reaches 70% with 2.8mm of expected precipitation.
Monday brings warming trends statewide with Jacksonville jumping 11 degrees to 79°F and Orlando climbing to 78°F. Miami’s rain chance increases dramatically to 70% with 4.3mm precipitation expected, while Tampa maintains 81°F with winds decreasing to 15 mph. Tuesday sees Miami’s rain probability surge to 82% with 7.8mm precipitation as Tampa warms to 83°F and Orlando reaches 79°F.