Jacksonville faces the most dramatic weather event of the weekend, with 62.0mm of precipitation forecast Saturday and a 64% rain chance, while Miami simultaneously bakes at a high of 94°F Friday with zero percent rain chance, according to National Weather Service data.
In Miami, Friday’s high of 94°F drops to 87°F Saturday before Sunday brings a 38% rain chance and 47.5mm of precipitation; winds gust to 22 mph Sunday. Tampa sits at 93°F Friday with only an 8% rain chance and 0.1mm of precipitation, winds gusting to 16 mph. Orlando reaches 93°F Friday with a 28% rain chance and 5.2mm of rain, gusts hitting 19 mph. Jacksonville’s 87°F Friday high comes with 76% humidity, a 31% rain chance, and gusts already reaching 28 mph.
Jacksonville clears to 94°F Sunday after Saturday’s deluge, a 9-degree single-day rebound, with the rain chance falling to 12%. Orlando surges to 97°F Monday and holds that high Tuesday, while humidity drops to 52%. Miami’s rain chance climbs to 56% Monday and 67% Tuesday, with lows rising to 84°F. Tampa stays dry through Wednesday, with its high cooling to 88°F and humidity at 62%.