Jacksonville is experiencing the highest rain probability in Florida today at 83%, with 6.7mm of precipitation expected and a high of 87°F, according to National Weather Service data. That stands in stark contrast to Orlando, where skies are cloudy but rain chances sit at exactly 0% with a high of 90°F — the sharpest wet-dry split across the state Sunday.
Miami reaches a high of 93°F today with a 38% rain chance and winds gusting to 14 mph, while its low of 79°F keeps overnight humidity at 69%. Tampa tops out at 92°F under cloudy skies with only a 20% rain chance and lighter gusts of 10 mph. Jacksonville’s 87°F high comes with 65% humidity and winds up to 11 mph. Orlando’s low of 75°F pairs with 65% humidity and gusts reaching 11 mph.
Monday brings a dramatic shift to Orlando, where rain chances jump from 0% to 59% with 46.9mm of precipitation projected and gusts climbing to 20 mph. Miami cools slightly to 90°F Monday as rain chances rise to 46%. Tampa holds at 92°F Monday before dropping to 86°F Tuesday, when 16.2mm of rain is forecast. By Wednesday, Orlando surges to 97°F with only a 2% rain chance, while Tampa peaks at 95°F the same day.