Orlando is carrying the highest rain probability across the state Friday at 45%, with 2.2mm of precipitation expected and a high of 93°F, according to National Weather Service data. That rain threat stands in sharp contrast to Miami, where skies remain cloudy but dry with a 0% rain chance and a peak of 94°F.
Tampa leads all cities in heat Friday with a high of 95°F and a low of 80°F, winds reaching 12 mph, and only an 8% rain chance. Jacksonville reaches 89°F with a 26% rain chance and 0.8mm of precipitation falling under rainy skies, with winds staying light at 5 mph and humidity at 60%. Orlando’s low of 79°F and 68% humidity make it the muggiest combination today. Miami’s low of 82°F holds overnight heat with winds gusting to 11 mph.
Saturday brings Orlando surging to 98°F with a 32% rain chance and 2.8mm of precipitation, while Jacksonville spikes to 98°F with a 37% rain chance and 4.0mm expected. Tampa climbs to 96°F Saturday with gusts hitting 12 mph. By Sunday, Orlando pushes to 99°F with only an 8% rain chance, and Jacksonville reaches 101°F. Wednesday, August 19 delivers Orlando a 100% rain chance with 9.9mm of precipitation and a cooler high of 86°F, while Miami faces a 90% rain chance that same day with 2.7mm falling.