A 23°F gap between Miami’s 82°F high and Jacksonville’s 59°F overnight low marks Saturday’s most striking weather contrast across Florida, according to National Weather Service data, with Miami carrying 0% rain chance while Tampa logs a 19% probability and gusts reaching 24 mph.
Jacksonville tops out at 74°F with a 59°F low, 75% humidity, and winds gusting to 31 mph under cloudy skies with a 17% rain chance. Tampa reaches 81°F with a 63°F low and clear conditions, while Orlando matches Miami’s 82°F high but drops to a cooler 64°F overnight with 69% humidity and gusts to 26 mph. Miami’s 67% humidity and 10 mph sustained winds accompany its cloud cover with zero precipitation expected today.
Miami faces its sharpest shift Monday, when rain probability surges to 79% with a high of only 79°F and 10.4mm of precipitation projected, dropping 3 degrees from Saturday’s 82°F. Tampa bucks the trend, climbing to 85°F Sunday with gusts hitting 38 mph before settling to 83°F Monday. Orlando dips to 78°F Monday with a 29% rain chance and 32 mph gusts, then rebounds to 81°F Tuesday. Jacksonville holds at 74°F Sunday before sliding to 72°F Monday under continued cloud cover with 66% humidity.