Jacksonville faces the most dramatic weather shift in the state this weekend, with a 77% rain chance and 30.3mm of projected precipitation arriving Saturday, according to National Weather Service data. That rainfall total dwarfs every other city in the forecast and arrives alongside gusts reaching 26 mph — the highest wind speed recorded across all markets today.
Tampa leads Friday highs at 91°F with a low of 77°F, carrying a 47% rain chance despite only cloudy skies and winds up to 9 mph at 69% humidity. Orlando reaches 89°F with a 24% rain chance and 71% humidity, winds gusting to 10 mph. Miami hits 90°F with a low of 81°F, 74% humidity, and a 26% rain chance with gusts to 15 mph. Jacksonville tops out at 91°F with a low of 75°F but only a 9% rain chance Friday, with winds staying calm at 7 mph.
Orlando climbs to 93°F Saturday before surging to 96°F Sunday and holding at 96°F Monday, then dropping sharply to 89°F Tuesday and 85°F Wednesday. Tampa rises to 93°F Saturday, holds near 92°F through Tuesday, then falls to 86°F Wednesday with gusts hitting 23 mph. Miami’s rain chance escalates from 42% Saturday to 50% Sunday before collapsing to 5% Monday. Miami reaches a Wednesday high of 85°F with a low also at 85°F and 18 mph winds.