A 16-degree temperature spread across Florida headlines Friday’s forecast, with Orlando topping out at 91°F while Miami’s low sits at 80°F, according to National Weather Service data. Miami faces the most dramatic rain escalation in the state, with Wednesday’s rain probability climbing to 100% — the only certainty in the forecast.
Tampa leads all cities today with a high of 90°F and a 12% rain chance, while gusts reach 21 mph. Orlando hits 91°F with humidity at 61% and just a 1% rain chance. Jacksonville reaches 89°F under clouds with 0% rain probability and 58% humidity. Miami’s 88°F high comes with 70% humidity and winds gusting to 16 mph, though only a 3% rain chance today.
Orlando surges to 95°F Saturday before peaking at 96°F Tuesday, then drops sharply to 83°F Wednesday. Tampa climbs to 91°F Saturday with 0% rain, then faces a 46% rain chance Sunday before hitting a high of 92°F Monday. Jacksonville pushes to 95°F Saturday. Miami’s rain chances escalate from 13% Saturday to 59% Tuesday, with winds stiffening to 19 mph gusts of 21 mph before Wednesday’s 100% rain event delivers 3.8mm of precipitation.