Miami faces the highest rain probability in the state today at 55%, with 8.5mm of precipitation expected and humidity at 81%, according to National Weather Service data. Jacksonville also sees rain Tuesday with a 34% chance and 2.6mm of precipitation, while winds gust to 24 mph — matching Tampa’s peak gusts of 24 mph on a day when Miami’s 86°F high leads all four cities.
Miami tops Tuesday’s temperature chart at 86°F with a low of 77°F, while Tampa reaches 82°F with a low of 72°F and winds sustained at 12 mph. Orlando matches Tampa’s 82°F high, dropping to 72°F overnight, with gusts hitting 23 mph and a 30% rain chance. Jacksonville holds at 81°F with a low of 72°F and humidity at 84%.
Miami’s rain chance climbs to 57% Wednesday at 83°F before dropping sharply to just 2% Thursday at 82°F. Tampa warms to 84°F Wednesday before cooling to 80°F by Saturday, when Orlando also slides to 79°F. Jacksonville edges up to 82°F Thursday from 81°F Wednesday, while Orlando falls to 73°F by Sunday and Tampa bottoms out at 70°F that same day.