Jacksonville is forecast to reach a scorching 102°F on Friday, the highest temperature in the state this week, while Orlando faces a potential 49.5mm of rainfall that same day — a dramatic contrast across just 140 miles, according to National Weather Service data.
Orlando leads today with a 95°F high and 0% rain chance, while Jacksonville hits 90°F with gusts reaching 19 mph and a 10% rain chance despite active rainfall. Tampa sits at 93°F under clear skies with 0% rain and 63% humidity. Miami reaches 93°F with only a 7% rain chance and winds up to 12 mph. Orlando’s low tonight drops to 80°F, Tampa’s to 79°F, and Miami’s to 81°F.
Jacksonville surges to 101°F Thursday with a 36% rain chance before peaking at 102°F Friday. Orlando climbs to 98°F Thursday with an 18% rain chance, then faces that 39% rain probability Friday before returning to 98°F Saturday with rainfall conditions. Miami rises to 95°F Thursday before pulling back to 88°F Friday. Tampa holds at 94°F both Thursday and Friday, then drops to 93°F Saturday as a 35% rain chance moves in. Orlando’s Monday high falls sharply to 88°F from a weekend peak of 97°F Sunday.