Tampa is bracing for an 80% rain chance Monday with winds gusting to 25 mph, while Jacksonville climbs toward a scorching 102°F by Wednesday, according to National Weather Service data — a statewide spread that underscores sharply divergent conditions across Florida on July 20, 2026.
Tampa leads Monday’s rain story with a high of 86°F, a low of 79°F, and 3.2mm of expected precipitation under sustained 21 mph winds. Jacksonville reaches 92°F today with only a 4% rain chance and gusts hitting 16 mph. Orlando tops out at 91°F with 0% rain probability and gusts reaching 23 mph, while Miami sits at 90°F with 67% humidity, 15 mph winds, and just a 4% chance of rain.
The three-day trend brings dramatic shifts. Jacksonville surges to 100°F Tuesday before peaking at 102°F Wednesday with humidity dropping to 53%. Orlando spikes to 97°F Tuesday — a 6-degree jump from Monday — then holds at 96°F Wednesday. Tampa reverses course entirely, climbing to 92°F Wednesday with 0% rain chance after Monday’s soaking, then reaching 94°F Thursday. Miami cools slightly to 89°F Tuesday before Wednesday rain arrives at a 47% chance with a low of 84°F.