A 30-degree overnight temperature spread across Florida headlines Sunday’s forecast, according to National Weather Service data, with Jacksonville bottoming out at 58°F while Miami holds at a warm 75°F low under clear skies.
Miami reaches a high of 88°F Sunday with 0% rain chance, 65% humidity, and gusts up to 12 mph. Tampa climbs to 84°F with a low of 67°F, 53% humidity, and the strongest gusts in the state at 22 mph. Orlando tops out at 85°F with a low of 65°F, 66% humidity, and light winds gusting to 11 mph. Jacksonville posts a high of 84°F but sees the coolest low at 58°F, with 58% humidity and gusts reaching 10 mph.
Tampa surges to 91°F by Tuesday, September 29, its warmest reading in the three-day window, before sliding to 89°F Wednesday with a 20% rain chance and 13.9mm of precipitation. Miami’s rain probability climbs from 7% Monday to 31% by Wednesday and reaches 54% Thursday, October 1, with 6.8mm of rainfall expected. Orlando holds at 86°F through Wednesday before cooling to 82°F Thursday with a 26% rain chance and 6.6mm of precipitation. Tampa drops sharply to 78°F by Friday, October 2, carrying 91% humidity.