Miami faces an 85% chance of rain Sunday with a high of 96°F, the most acute weather story across Florida today, according to National Weather Service data. The city is expected to receive 7.4mm of precipitation under humid, rainy skies with winds gusting to 13 mph and humidity sitting at 65%.
Jacksonville reaches a dry 94°F today with zero rain chance and humidity at just 55%, winds gusting to 16 mph. Tampa hits 93°F with a 42% rain chance and 3.5mm of precipitation expected, humidity at 66%. Orlando tops out at 93°F with only a 14% rain chance, winds gusting to 13 mph, and humidity at 63%.
The three-day outlook sharpens dramatically. Jacksonville surges to 100°F Monday with a 41% rain chance before spiking to 104°F Tuesday. Miami’s rain chance climbs to 97% Monday with a high of only 89°F and 28.2mm of precipitation — its heaviest rainfall of the period. Orlando jumps to 98°F Tuesday with gusts reaching 19 mph, then matches that 98°F high Wednesday as gusts hit 25 mph. Tampa cools to 92°F Tuesday before dropping to 87°F Thursday, when a 65% rain chance returns with 27.8mm of precipitation expected.