A 19-degree temperature spread across Florida headlines the state’s weather picture Friday, with Jacksonville recording a high of only 82°F under a 64% rain chance while Miami climbs to 91°F, according to National Weather Service data. Jacksonville is also absorbing 12.0mm of precipitation today, the heaviest rainfall total among major cities.
Miami reaches 91°F with a 70% humidity level and winds up to 13 mph, carrying a 63% rain chance and 5.1mm of precipitation. Tampa matches Miami’s 91°F high but stays largely dry at just a 6% rain chance, with 68% humidity and gusts reaching 16 mph. Orlando tops out at 90°F with only an 11% rain chance and light winds of 9 mph. Jacksonville’s low of 76°F pairs with 79% humidity and sluggish winds of just 5 mph.
Orlando surges to 93°F Saturday with a 38% rain chance and 18.9mm of precipitation before dropping to 88°F Sunday. Jacksonville rebounds sharply to 94°F Saturday before falling back to 83°F Sunday, when an 84% rain chance returns. Miami cools to 86°F Saturday then climbs back to 90°F Sunday. Tampa holds steady at 89°F both Saturday and Sunday, with rain chances at 0% both days. By Wednesday, Orlando plunges to 76°F under a 93% rain chance and 82% humidity.