Jacksonville is forecast to reach 100°F on Sunday, July 26, marking the most extreme temperature in the statewide outlook, while Miami faces a 100% rain chance with 43.3mm of precipitation projected for Wednesday, July 29, according to National Weather Service data.
Tampa leads Friday’s highs at 95°F with a low of 79°F, carrying just a 2% rain chance and 64% humidity under cloudy skies with winds up to 15 mph. Jacksonville matches Tampa’s 95°F high today with 0% rain chance and a drier 54% humidity. Orlando reaches 91°F with a 4% rain chance and 61% humidity, while Miami tops out at 93°F with a 41% rain chance and 1.6mm of precipitation already expected today.
Orlando climbs to 96°F Saturday before surging to 97°F on both Sunday and Monday, with rain chances rising from 0% to 39% by Monday and 44% by Tuesday. Jacksonville pushes to 96°F Saturday before hitting 100°F Sunday. Tampa drops from 93°F Saturday to 92°F Sunday, with rain chances peaking at 27% Saturday before falling to 13% Sunday. Miami holds at 93°F Saturday, then dips to 91°F Sunday as rain chances climb to 54%, before Wednesday’s 43.3mm rainfall arrives with 75% humidity and winds reaching 14 mph gusts by Tuesday.