Jacksonville is baking at a statewide-high 100°F Wednesday while Tampa faces a 62% rain chance, marking the sharpest weather contrast across Florida today, according to National Weather Service data. Miami, by contrast, sits at 96°F with a 0% rain chance despite 59% humidity, creating a 4-degree spread between the state’s two largest metro areas on opposite coasts.
Jacksonville’s 100°F high comes with gusts reaching 22 mph and a 36% rain chance, with 2.2mm of precipitation possible. Tampa’s high of 94°F and low of 80°F accompanies 6.3mm of rainfall and 16 mph winds. Orlando reaches 94°F under clear skies with only a 6% rain chance and 13 mph winds at 58% humidity. Miami’s low tonight drops to 82°F with winds up to 17 mph.
Jacksonville holds at 100°F Thursday before slipping to 99°F Friday, where humidity climbs to 63%. Orlando surges to 96°F Thursday with gusts hitting 31 mph and 18.7mm of precipitation, then peaks at 98°F Friday with 24.6mm of rain possible. Tampa rises to 96°F Thursday before falling to 92°F Friday as rain chances drop to 18%. Miami cools to 94°F Thursday with a 37% rain chance, then to 90°F Friday where a 50% rain chance brings 6.6mm of precipitation.