Tampa is forecast to receive 34.0mm of rainfall Saturday with a 46% rain chance — the highest precipitation total in the state this weekend — according to National Weather Service data, while Jacksonville is on track to hit 101°F that same day, creating a dramatic statewide contrast on July 11.
Jacksonville leads all cities today with a high of 95°F and low of 81°F at 49% humidity, with winds gusting to 16 mph and zero rain chance. Orlando reaches 93°F today with a low of 77°F, 60% humidity, and gusts to 13 mph. Tampa tops out at 92°F with a low of 80°F and 62% humidity under cloudy skies. Miami is the coolest major market at 90°F, with a low of 82°F, 66% humidity, and winds up to 13 mph — also rain-free.
Friday brings Jacksonville to 100°F with a low of 76°F, while Orlando surges to 98°F with a low of 68°F and a 19% rain chance. Tampa climbs to 96°F Friday with a 23% rain chance and 2.3mm of projected precipitation. By Tuesday, Orlando drops sharply to 80°F with 100% rain probability and 38.8mm of precipitation forecast, while Miami cools to 86°F with humidity rising to 67%.