Jacksonville is forecast to reach 102°F by Saturday while Orlando carries a 93% rain chance on Tuesday — the widest weather extremes across the state this week, according to National Weather Service data.
Jacksonville posts a 95°F high today with a low of 75°F, zero rain chance, and gusts up to 16 mph. By Friday, Jacksonville climbs to 99°F with only 13% rain probability. Orlando sits at 93°F today with a 19% rain chance and light winds gusting to 11 mph. Miami reaches 94°F today under cloudy skies with just 1% rain chance and 65% humidity. Tampa matches the heat at 93°F today, with 64% humidity and an 8% chance of rain at winds up to 11 mph.
Jacksonville surges to 102°F Saturday before data ends, while Orlando peaks at 100°F the same day with gusts reaching 19 mph and a 25% rain chance. Tampa climbs to 96°F Saturday with only 17% rain probability. Miami cools slightly to 89°F Saturday as rain chances rise to 22% and winds push to 15 mph. By Tuesday, Orlando’s rain chance explodes to 93% with 25.3mm of precipitation forecast and humidity at 82%, while Miami carries a 74% rain chance and Tampa holds dry at 0%.