Jacksonville is posting the state’s hottest temperature Tuesday at 100°F, while Miami reaches 99°F — a staggering 18-degree gap above Tampa’s 92°F high — according to National Weather Service data.
Jacksonville’s 100°F high comes with 53% humidity and gusts reaching 24 mph, with zero rain chance offering no relief. Miami hits 99°F under clear skies with 60% humidity and winds only up to 9 mph. Orlando reaches 96°F with an 8% rain chance and gusts of 17 mph, while Tampa tops out at 92°F with 65% humidity and 15 mph winds.
Jacksonville climbs further Wednesday to 101°F with a 26% rain chance, then pushes to 102°F Thursday. Miami drops to 96°F Wednesday before rain arrives Thursday at a 41% chance, with the high falling to 91°F. Orlando holds at 95°F Wednesday with a 16% rain chance, then faces 40.4mm of precipitation Thursday at a 39% rain chance. Tampa stays at 93°F both Wednesday and Thursday, with Thursday’s rain chance reaching 40%.