A 33-degree temperature gap between Jacksonville’s overnight low of 58°F and Orlando’s projected Sunday high of 91°F marks the widest statewide spread in this forecast period, according to National Weather Service data. Tampa’s gusts reaching 24 mph today stand as the strongest winds recorded across all four cities Wednesday.
In Tampa, a high of 83°F and low of 61°F accompany 52% humidity and those 24 mph gusts, with zero rain chance. Orlando reaches 81°F today with a low of 61°F, 48% humidity, and winds up to 14 mph. Jacksonville tops out at 79°F with a low of 58°F and 49% humidity under cloudy skies. Miami stays clear at 76°F with a low of 69°F, 54% humidity, and winds up to 18 mph — the only city posting zero rain chance alongside completely clear skies today.
Miami faces its biggest shift Thursday, when a 40% rain chance arrives with 2.5mm of precipitation and humidity climbing to 58%. Orlando surges to 87°F by Friday before hitting 91°F Sunday, when humidity drops to 45%. Jacksonville pushes to 87°F Friday under clear skies. Tampa holds cloudy through the extended period, peaking at 84°F Sunday before dropping to 77°F Monday with humidity rising to 62%.