Miami faces the highest rain threat in Florida this Friday, with a 51% chance of precipitation and winds gusting to 17 mph, according to National Weather Service data. Jacksonville records the widest single-day temperature swing, with a high of 89°F dropping to a low of 69°F — a 20-degree spread that stands out across the state.
Miami tops out at 89°F with 77% humidity and 2.6mm of precipitation expected today, while Tampa reaches 88°F under clear skies with only a 21% rain chance and gusts to 12 mph. Orlando climbs to 89°F with 81% humidity and a 35% rain chance, while Jacksonville hits 89°F with 70% humidity and a 0% rain chance, making it the driest major city in the state today.
Saturday brings a sharp cooldown: Tampa drops to 80°F with a 42% rain chance and 9.1mm of precipitation, while Orlando falls to 77°F with 90% humidity and gusts reaching 23 mph. Miami sees its heaviest rainfall of the three-day period Saturday, with 19.6mm projected and humidity surging to 93%. By Sunday, Tampa clears to 78°F with a 0% rain chance, Orlando reaches 76°F under clear skies, and Miami eases to 81°F with gusts climbing to 30 mph and a 36% rain chance.