Florida experienced a 23-degree temperature spread Tuesday with Tampa reaching 83°F while Jacksonville dropped to 60°F, according to National Weather Service data. Miami recorded a high of 76°F with a low of 70°F under rainy conditions and 44% rain chance, while Orlando hit 81°F with a low of 68°F under cloudy skies with 0% precipitation chance.
Tampa registered 67°F as its overnight low with 14% rain chance and winds gusting up to 24 mph, while Jacksonville saw 81°F as its daytime high with 67% humidity and wind gusts reaching 18 mph. Miami experienced 72% humidity with winds up to 20 mph and 3.0mm of precipitation, while Orlando maintained 67% humidity with 13 mph winds and zero precipitation.
Wednesday brings temperature shifts across the state with Miami holding steady at 76°F high and 74°F low, while Tampa drops slightly to 82°F high and 66°F low. Orlando decreases to 79°F high with 66°F low and 22% rain chance, while Jacksonville climbs to 83°F high with 65°F low under continued cloudy conditions.