Tampa recorded the highest temperature across Florida at 79°F Tuesday while Jacksonville reached 75°F, according to National Weather Service data. Miami hit 78°F with 68% humidity and wind gusts up to 17 mph, while Orlando matched at 76°F with lighter 11 mph winds.
Tampa experienced 69% humidity with 12 mph winds and zero precipitation, while Miami maintained 77°F overnight lows compared to Tampa’s 75°F. Jacksonville recorded 72°F lows with 68% humidity and 11 mph wind gusts, while Orlando showed identical high and low temperatures at 76°F with 0% rain chances across all cities.
Wednesday brings Tampa’s temperature climbing to 84°F with lows dropping to 65°F, while Jacksonville rises to 82°F with overnight lows falling to 60°F. Miami temperatures decrease to 76°F highs and 70°F lows with 22% rain chances, while Orlando reaches 78°F with 66°F lows and 15% precipitation probability.