Jacksonville is baking at a statewide-high 93°F today while Orlando carries the heaviest rain threat at 55%, according to National Weather Service data — a 51-degree Fahrenheit spread between Jacksonville’s low humidity of 58% and the soaking conditions pushing into central Florida.
Jacksonville tops all four cities with a 93°F high and only a 4% rain chance, with winds at 7 mph and just 0.1mm of precipitation expected. Tampa reaches 90°F with a 46% rain chance and 1.9mm of precipitation falling under active rain conditions, winds staying light at 4 mph with gusts to 5 mph. Orlando matches Tampa’s 90°F high but carries a 55% rain chance — the day’s highest — with 3.3mm of precipitation and winds gusting to just 7 mph. Miami also hits 90°F under clouds, with a 22% rain chance, 0.2mm of precipitation, 68% humidity, and winds up to 12 mph.
Tuesday brings Tampa to a week-high 91°F with a 40% rain chance and 2.5mm of precipitation, while Orlando drops its rain chance to 33% at 90°F. By Wednesday, Miami’s rain chance surges to 62% with 4.9mm of precipitation and winds gusting to 16 mph, as Tampa dries sharply to just 7% rain chance at 90°F with gusts reaching 24 mph. Orlando goes completely dry Wednesday at 90°F, and by Friday climbs to 94°F — the week’s peak for that city — with only a 2% rain chance.