A 26-degree spread between Miami’s 76°F overnight low and Tampa’s 89°F afternoon high headlines Saturday’s statewide forecast, according to National Weather Service data, with Orlando and Tampa both pushing into the upper 80s while Miami stays comparatively mild at 83°F under full cloud cover.
Tampa reaches 89°F today with humidity at 55% and winds gusting to 15 mph, while Orlando matches that 89°F high with 55% humidity and gusts of 14 mph. Jacksonville tops out at 88°F with the lowest humidity in the group at 54%, and Miami holds at 83°F with 64% humidity and winds up to 16 mph. Rain chances across all four cities sit at 0% Saturday, with zero precipitation recorded.
Sunday brings Tampa to 93°F while Orlando climbs to 93°F with lows dropping to 64°F — a 29-degree overnight swing. Miami introduces a 30% rain chance Sunday with 1.5mm of precipitation expected and humidity rising to 70%. Monday pushes Orlando to 94°F before Wednesday delivers the week’s peak at 95°F with humidity at 59%. Miami’s most significant weather arrives Thursday, when a 69% rain chance accompanies 2.2mm of precipitation and winds gusting to 21 mph — the highest gust speed in the six-day dataset. Orlando cools sharply to 83°F that same Thursday.