Jacksonville is seeing a guaranteed soaking Tuesday, with a 100% rain chance and 43.7mm of precipitation already logged, according to National Weather Service data — the most extreme rain event across Florida’s major cities today. Miami’s 91°F high stands 8 degrees above Jacksonville’s 83°F, marking the widest temperature spread in today’s statewide picture.
In Tampa, a high of 84°F and 88% humidity accompany a 51% rain chance with 9.3mm of precipitation and winds gusting to 15 mph. Orlando reaches 85°F with a low of 77°F, 33% rain chance, and just 3 mph sustained winds gusting to 9 mph. Miami’s low of 79°F and 75% humidity pair with gusts up to 14 mph and 3.0mm of precipitation. Jacksonville’s 97% humidity and 18 mph gusts make it the most oppressive conditions statewide today.
Tampa faces its heaviest stretch Wednesday through Friday, with an 87% rain chance Wednesday and 26.6mm of precipitation, dropping only slightly to 82% Thursday with 18.5mm. Orlando peaks at a 76% rain chance Wednesday with a striking 32.2mm of precipitation before easing to 52% Thursday. Jacksonville’s Wednesday brings 86% rain chance and 27 mph gusts, then clears toward clouds Thursday at 80°F. Miami climbs to 92°F Wednesday before sliding to 88°F Thursday as rain chances fall to 28%.