A 21-degree temperature spread separates Florida’s major cities Monday, with Miami reaching 83°F and Jacksonville dropping to 62°F, according to National Weather Service data. Orlando faces an 83% rain chance with 12.5mm of precipitation expected, while Jacksonville maintains only a 10% rain chance with 0.4mm anticipated.
Miami records a high of 83°F and low of 74°F with 74% humidity and 12 mph winds gusting to 14 mph. Tampa matches Miami’s 83°F high but drops to 69°F overnight with 71% humidity and 11 mph winds gusting to 15 mph. Orlando hits 82°F with a low of 69°F, experiencing 76% humidity and 16 mph winds gusting to 20 mph. Jacksonville peaks at 70°F with a low of 62°F, maintaining 78% humidity and 12 mph winds gusting to 19 mph.
Tuesday brings dramatic cooling as Tampa plunges to 70°F from Monday’s 83°F, while Miami drops to 78°F. Orlando experiences the steepest decline, falling to 68°F from 82°F. Jacksonville cools to 66°F with a 58°F low. Wednesday shows Miami climbing to 79°F with a 97% rain chance, while Tampa rises to 75°F and Orlando reaches 71°F.