Orlando is forecast to spike to 97°F on Thursday while Tampa faces an 88% rain chance by Monday, the widest single-state spread in this forecast period, according to National Weather Service data.
In Miami, today’s high reaches 91°F with a low of 81°F, winds up to 14 mph, and a 56% rain chance dropping 5.5mm of precipitation. Tampa sits at 90°F today with 0% rain chance and humidity at 64%, though gusts climb to 8 mph. Orlando tops out at 90°F with only an 18% rain chance and a low of 78°F, while Jacksonville matches Miami’s 91°F high with just a 14% rain chance and 60% humidity.
Thursday brings Jacksonville to 92°F with a 43% rain chance, while Orlando surges to 97°F before pulling back to 96°F on Friday with a 37% rain chance and 7.6mm of precipitation forecast. Tampa climbs to 92°F Thursday then 91°F Friday, when its rain chance jumps to 56% and precipitation hits 6.9mm. By Saturday, Orlando reaches 94°F with a 48% rain chance and a striking 21.5mm of precipitation projected. Tampa peaks at 93°F Sunday with 22 mph winds, gusts to 23 mph, and 7.4mm of rain before Monday’s 88% rain chance arrives with a cooled high of 85°F.