Miami is bracing for the heaviest rainfall across Florida today, with a 79% rain chance and 31.1mm of precipitation expected, according to National Weather Service data. That rain chance leads all four tracked cities by a wide margin, with Miami’s high of 85°F and low of 79°F combining with 87% humidity and gusts reaching 21 mph.
Tampa reaches a Thursday high of 89°F with a low of 74°F, carrying only a 33% rain chance but gusts up to 25 mph and 83% humidity. Orlando climbs to 88°F with a 73°F low, a 35% rain chance, and winds gusting to 18 mph at 84% humidity. Jacksonville matches Orlando’s 88°F high with a 74°F low, a 42% rain chance, and 76% humidity — the lowest of the four cities — with gusts reaching 20 mph.
Miami jumps to 90°F on Friday before easing to 86°F Saturday as its rain chance drops sharply from 76% to 43%. Jacksonville’s Saturday high falls to 78°F with a 96% humidity reading and rain returning. Tampa cools to 84°F Saturday with a 38% rain chance and 15.7mm of precipitation, then Orlando drops to 83°F Saturday before rain chances climb to 58% Sunday and 48% Monday.