Florida experienced a dramatic 24-degree temperature spread Thursday, with Tampa reaching 86°F while Jacksonville dropped to 62°F overnight, according to National Weather Service data. Miami recorded a high of 80°F with a 55% rain chance and humidity at 74%, while Orlando hit 85°F with just 5% precipitation probability and 68% humidity.
Tampa leads statewide temperatures at 86°F with clear skies and only 9% rain chance, accompanied by winds up to 13 mph with gusts reaching 22 mph. Jacksonville maintains 82°F highs with 0% precipitation and 65% humidity, while Miami experiences active weather with 3.9mm of rainfall expected and wind gusts up to 22 mph. Orlando sits at 85°F with cloudy conditions and minimal 0.1mm precipitation forecast.
Friday brings cooling trends to Miami, dropping from 80°F to 78°F with rain chances increasing to 42%. Tampa maintains 86°F highs but rain probability jumps dramatically to 73% with 6.3mm expected precipitation. Jacksonville warms slightly to 84°F with 23% rain chance, while Orlando cools to 83°F with 6% precipitation probability and wind gusts reaching 22 mph.