A 28-degree temperature spread across Florida headlines Saturday’s forecast, according to National Weather Service data, with Jacksonville recording a high of just 75°F while Miami reaches 86°F under clear skies — the widest gap among major cities today.
Jacksonville sits at 61°F overnight with 0% rain chance and winds up to 7 mph, while Tampa climbs to 81°F with a low of 69°F and humidity at 59%. Orlando reaches 83°F with a low of 68°F and 70% humidity, also posting 0% rain chance. Miami’s 29% rain chance stands as the highest of any city today, with gusts reaching 15 mph and 1.2mm of precipitation expected. Tampa’s humidity of 59% is the lowest recorded across all four cities Saturday.
Jacksonville surges to 89°F by Monday, a 14-degree jump from today’s 75°F high, while Tampa also hits 89°F Monday before dropping sharply to 77°F by Thursday. Orlando climbs to 86°F Tuesday before falling to 76°F Thursday, where humidity reaches 92%. Miami trends downward from 86°F today to 78°F Thursday, with Wednesday bringing a 40% rain chance and 9.3mm of precipitation — the heaviest accumulation in the three-day outlook across all cities.