Jacksonville’s high of 90°F leads the state Tuesday while Miami faces a 73% rain chance by Thursday, the highest probability in the current forecast period, according to National Weather Service data. The 20°F gap between Jacksonville’s 90°F daytime peak and its overnight low of 70°F marks the widest single-city temperature swing recorded in today’s data.
Jacksonville tops Tuesday’s readings at 90°F with zero rain chance and humidity at 57%, while Orlando reaches 88°F with only a 1% rain chance and winds gusting to 9 mph. Tampa climbs to 87°F under clouds, with 59% humidity and just a 12% rain chance, gusts reaching 16 mph. Miami sits at 85°F with a 44% rain chance, 76% humidity, and 2.6mm of precipitation expected, with gusts up to 14 mph.
Jacksonville drops sharply to 84°F Wednesday before rebounding to 87°F Thursday, when clear skies return. Orlando surges to 90°F Wednesday — its highest point in the forecast window — then falls to 84°F Thursday as humidity climbs to 85%. Tampa warms to 88°F Wednesday with rain chance jumping to 28% and 5.9mm of precipitation, before pulling back to 87°F Thursday. Miami holds at 85°F Wednesday before cooling to 82°F Thursday, when its rain chance spikes to 73% and precipitation reaches 11.9mm with gusts hitting 22 mph.