A 95% rain chance forecast for Miami by Monday — paired with Tampa’s zero percent rain probability today — marks one of the sharpest weather contrasts across Florida this week, according to National Weather Service data.
Miami sits at a high of 87°F and low of 79°F Wednesday, with a 21% rain chance and humidity at 74%, while gusts reach 19 mph. Tampa reaches 89°F under clear skies with 0% rain chance and 73% humidity, gusts topping 15 mph. Orlando hits 87°F with a 32% rain chance, 77% humidity, and gusts up to 17 mph. Jacksonville posts an identical high of 87°F but drops to a cooler 68°F overnight, with 0% rain chance and winds gusting to 12 mph — the widest single-city temperature spread of the day.
Miami climbs to 89°F Thursday with rain chance jumping to 43% and humidity rising to 82%, then holds at 87°F Friday before Sunday’s high falls to 80°F ahead of Monday’s 74°F high and 94% humidity. Tampa peaks at 90°F Thursday before sliding to 79°F Saturday when rain chance reaches 39% and gusts hit 22 mph, then drops further to 73°F Monday. Orlando reaches 88°F Thursday, cools to 86°F Friday, then falls to 76°F Saturday with 11 mph winds gusting to 23 mph, bottoming at 72°F Monday with 76% humidity.