Jacksonville is bearing the brunt of Florida’s Labor Day weather, with a 90% rain chance and 9.9mm of expected precipitation Monday, according to National Weather Service data — the highest rain probability of any major Florida city today.
Jacksonville’s high reaches only 82°F against a low of 76°F, with winds up to 8 mph and humidity at 76%. Tampa sits at 90°F with a 70% rain chance and 7.7mm of precipitation, humidity climbing to 72% with 11 mph winds. Miami hits 91°F with a 67% rain chance, 7.3mm of rain, and 56% humidity under 12 mph winds. Orlando tops out at 91°F but carries just a 17% rain chance and a scant 0.1mm of precipitation, with humidity at 66% and winds at 10 mph.
Jacksonville rebounds sharply Tuesday, jumping to 88°F with gusts reaching 17 mph, though rain chances fall to 35%. Tampa’s Tuesday rain chance surges to 81% before dropping to 36% Wednesday. Orlando heats up steadily, climbing to 93°F Wednesday, 94°F Thursday, and peaking at 95°F Friday with only a 13% rain chance. Miami cools slightly to 89°F Tuesday before humidity rises to 66% Wednesday, with Saturday bringing a 77% rain chance and a low of 85°F.