Miami’s 64% rain chance leads a sharply divided weather picture across Florida on Wednesday, according to National Weather Service data, with Jacksonville recording a 0% rain chance on the same day — a 64-percentage-point spread that marks the most extreme contrast in today’s forecast.
Tampa reaches a high of 90°F with only a 22% rain chance and humidity at 74%, while winds gust to 11 mph. Orlando tops out at 87°F with just a 5% rain chance and 68% humidity, winds gusting to 9 mph. Miami hits 88°F with a low of 78°F and 73% humidity, with winds up to 11 mph and 3.3mm of precipitation expected. Jacksonville climbs to 87°F with a low of 79°F, 65% humidity, and gusts reaching 14 mph — but zero precipitation.
By Thursday, Tampa’s rain chance surges to 60% with 8.9mm of precipitation forecast, while Jacksonville remains nearly dry at 5%. Friday brings Orlando’s sharpest spike, jumping to 94°F with a 64% rain chance and gusts hitting 22 mph, and Tampa climbs to 75% rain chance with 13.1mm of precipitation. Miami’s rain chance drops to 17% on Friday before rebounding to 76% by Sunday, when winds reach 16 mph. Orlando hits a rain chance of 100% by Monday at 81°F, with 14.9mm of precipitation and humidity at 85%.