Orlando is forecast to reach 97°F on Wednesday, the highest temperature across any monitored Florida city this week, while Miami carries a 62% rain chance by Saturday — the largest single-day precipitation probability in the current forecast period, according to National Weather Service data.
In Miami today, skies are cloudy with a high of 90°F, a low of 81°F, 66% humidity, winds up to 11 mph, and only a 20% rain chance. Tampa sits at a high of 86°F and a low of 77°F, with 66% humidity, winds up to 10 mph, and a 17% rain chance. Orlando reaches 88°F today under cloudy skies with just a 6% rain chance and 57% humidity. Jacksonville matches Miami’s high of 90°F with a low of 78°F, 58% humidity, and a 13% rain chance.
Orlando climbs to 97°F Wednesday before easing slightly to 96°F Thursday, then holding at 97°F again Friday. Jacksonville pushes to 93°F Wednesday and spikes to 98°F Thursday. Tampa jumps to 92°F Wednesday and holds at 92°F Thursday before dropping to 91°F Friday. Miami cools from 90°F today to 88°F Wednesday, where it remains through Friday, with rain chances rising from 47% Wednesday to 47% Thursday before settling at 41% Friday.