Tampa is posting the highest temperature in Florida today at 95°F, while Orlando faces a looming 92% rain chance by Tuesday, June 30 — the most extreme single data point in this week’s forecast — according to National Weather Service data.
Tampa reaches 95°F today with a low of 78°F, 62% humidity, and winds up to 16 mph, with zero rain chance. Orlando hits 94°F today with only a 4% rain chance and 50% humidity. Jacksonville climbs to 93°F with a low of 76°F and winds just 6 mph. Miami tops out at 89°F with a low of 76°F, 67% humidity, and a negligible 1% rain chance.
Friday brings Tampa to 96°F with a 26% rain chance and 3.2mm of precipitation, while Orlando jumps to 96°F with gusts reaching 24 mph and a 36% rain chance. Jacksonville cools slightly to 91°F Friday before surging to 100°F Saturday with only a 14% rain chance. Miami edges to 90°F Friday with a 39% rain chance. By Saturday, Orlando reaches 97°F with a 37% rain chance and 3.8mm of precipitation. Sunday delivers Orlando’s heaviest rainfall at 18.8mm with a 37% rain chance, before Tuesday’s 92% rain chance drops Orlando’s high to just 78°F.