Jacksonville reached the highest temperature statewide Friday at 88°F with a low of 64°F, according to National Weather Service data. Miami recorded a high of 83°F with a low of 72°F and 33% rain chance, while Tampa hit 84°F with a low of 65°F under clear skies. Orlando peaked at 86°F with a low of 65°F and 0% precipitation chance, experiencing the lightest winds at 5 mph compared to Tampa’s 12 mph gusts of 14 mph.
Saturday brings cooling trends with Jacksonville dropping to 76°F and a low of 61°F under cloudy conditions. Miami will see temperatures fall to 79°F with a high of 74°F and clear skies with 0% rain chance. Tampa maintains 84°F but faces increased winds up to 23 mph with gusts reaching 29 mph, while Orlando cools to 80°F with a low of 69°F and 2% precipitation probability.
Sunday delivers the most dramatic temperature shifts as Jacksonville plummets to 68°F with a low of 60°F under cloudy skies. Orlando experiences a significant drop to 73°F with 67°F overnight and 6% rain chance, while Tampa falls to 75°F with winds gusting up to 38 mph. Miami faces the wettest conditions Sunday with 80% rain chance and 9.0mm precipitation expected at 77°F.