Tampa carries the heaviest rain burden across Florida on Tuesday, with a 43% chance of precipitation and 8.3mm already forecast to fall, according to National Weather Service data — the highest single-day rain total among major cities today while Jacksonville stays nearly dry at just a 9% rain chance.
Jacksonville leads all cities with a 91°F high Tuesday against a 77°F low, with winds gusting to 17 mph and only 0.2mm of precipitation expected. Tampa hits 86°F with a 76°F low, 74% humidity, and gusts reaching 14 mph under active rain. Orlando reaches 85°F with a 72°F low, 35% rain chance, and 6.7mm of precipitation, with gusts also hitting 14 mph. Miami stays at 88°F with a 78°F low, just 8% rain chance, and the lightest winds at 9 mph.
Orlando climbs to 91°F Wednesday before surging to 95°F Thursday, when rain chances jump to 36%. Tampa warms to 90°F Wednesday with a 52% rain chance, then Friday’s rain probability spikes to 83% with a 90°F high and 81°F low. Miami holds at 88°F through Thursday but humidity rises to 71%. Jacksonville’s Wednesday high dips to 90°F as rain moves in at 23%.