Jacksonville is baking at a statewide-high 102°F today while Miami contends with a 79% rain chance and 17.2mm of precipitation, according to National Weather Service data — a 12-degree spread that marks the sharpest temperature contrast across Florida on Monday, July 27.
Jacksonville’s 102°F high dwarfs its 80°F overnight low, with humidity at just 52% and winds reaching 8 mph. Miami hits 90°F with gusts up to 23 mph, 68% humidity, and rain already accumulating. Tampa reaches 92°F under clouds with a 0% rain chance and 14 mph winds, while Orlando climbs to 92°F with a 37% rain chance, 59% humidity, and gusts hitting 15 mph.
Jacksonville pushes even hotter Tuesday at 101°F before climbing to 103°F Wednesday. Orlando surges to 94°F Tuesday then 96°F Wednesday, when rain chances drop to 18%. Miami warms to 92°F Tuesday before reaching 94°F Wednesday as rain chances fall sharply to 17%. Tampa holds at 91°F both Tuesday and Wednesday, but a dramatic shift arrives Thursday when Tampa’s rain chance spikes to 77% with 27.1mm of precipitation forecast and gusts reaching 24 mph.