Miami carries the highest rain probability across the state Monday at 52%, with 12.9mm of precipitation expected and humidity locked at 85%, according to National Weather Service data. That figure stands in sharp contrast to Jacksonville, where rain chances sit at just 21% and humidity drops to 78% — the driest conditions among major Florida cities today.
Tampa leads all cities with an 88°F high under clear skies, though winds gust to 14 mph and a 36% rain chance accompanies 19.6mm of precipitation — the heaviest rainfall total statewide today. Orlando matches Tampa’s 86°F high but under cloudy skies with a 51% rain chance and 6.7mm of precipitation, while winds gust to 14 mph. Jacksonville also reaches 86°F with gusts to 13 mph and just 1.7mm of precipitation. Miami tops out at 86°F with gusts reaching 21 mph — the strongest wind gusts recorded across all four cities Monday.
Orlando surges to 92°F Tuesday before pulling back to 87°F Wednesday and 82°F Thursday. Miami cools from 86°F today to 83°F Tuesday as rain chances climb to 64% and humidity hits 91%. Tampa holds near 89°F Tuesday before rain arrives Thursday at a 42% chance. Jacksonville’s Wednesday high reaches 86°F.